How to Save Money This, Back-to-School , Shopping Season.
Fox News reports that buying
this year's back-to-school
essentials might be costly.
According to the National Retail Federation, most
families will spend an average of $864 on school
supplies this year as a result of rising inflation.
CyberGuy Kurt Knutsson says savings
start with downloading retail apps
and visiting manufacturers' websites.
Major retailers like Target and Walmart
offer "exclusive, in-app, secret deals"
through their specific apps.
Major retailers like Target and Walmart
offer "exclusive, in-app, secret deals"
through their specific apps.
Meanwhile, manufacturers like Crayola
offer exclusive deals on their websites,
including 15% off orders of $40 or more.
Meanwhile, manufacturers like Crayola
offer exclusive deals on their websites,
including 15% off orders of $40 or more.
Another great way to save, according to Knutsson,
is using discount and price comparison apps
like Flipp which search local sale circulars.
All you have to do is put in your zip code
and presto — it shows you what you might
see in newspapers and other deals
that you wouldn’t find otherwise, Kurt Knutsson, The CyberGuy, via Fox News.
Cash-back shopping apps like
Rakuten offer shoppers money
back simply for spending.
PayPal Honey is a browser plug-in
that automatically finds and applies
coupon codes for consumers. .
Finally, Knutsson recommends shopping
for refurbished and like-new products
that might be "open box and brand new.".
Amazon Warehouses offers renewed items,
while Bookfinders is a great place
to find second-hand textbooks