What is Coupons.com? Another app for the category of grocery savings is Coupons.com. This app also follows the same style of rewards programs as Ibotta by taking pictures of receipts, but you can also link cards from participating stores before you make your purchases. Just use that particular card at checkout to redeem purchases made…
What is Freebird? This particular post is about a relatively new cashback app that pays you back for using the rideshare services, Uber and Lyft. The way the service works is that you need to link your Uber and/or your Lyft account to Freebird. Technically you can also have one of these services active on…
What is Checkout 51? Although Ibotta is my personal favorite cashback app. it is far from the only app that can be used for cashback on groceries. Another good one is Checkout 51. This app is very similar to Ibotta in that you make your regular purchases for groceries or gas and then take a…
What is GetUpside? Recently, gas was another category that was added to the list of items that third-party cashback apps could be used to get your money back. Rewards programs that were offered directly by the gas stations have been something that could be used to get cashback from the specific gas station franchises have…
What is the Medicare Plus Card? The only discount card made for those on Medicare, that also allows you to even get a free list of Medicare quotes from all major insurance carriers. The card can be used at most major pharmacies to save money on prescriptions, similar to GoodRx, Blink Health, or other services…
What is Zebra? Zebra is a price comparison tool that allows you to shop for and find the best deal on your car, home, renter, pet, life, and even small business insurance by allowing you to get quotes from multiple different companies at once. As of the time of writing this post, they have helped…
Who is the Krazy Coupon Lady? Everybody usually wants the best deals on things they need and want to buy, but it’s not necessarily easy to find out how to shop for the best deals with so many different options for stores, vacation/trip sites, and many other things. In this post, I’ll be talking about…
What are FSAs? FSA accounts are a type of investment are used to help pay for healthcare-based expenses, similar to HSAs. Unlike HSAs, they are employer-sponsored plans meaning you can’t open one on your own. In that way, they are more comparable to 401ks, which are also employer-sponsored accounts. The equivalent to the IRA would…
What is an HSA? HSAs are tax-deferred accounts that are meant to be used specifically for health-related expenses from co-pays to surgeries and more. It’s available to taxpayers in the United States who are enrolled in a high-deductible health plan. Unfortunately, there are some restrictions on who would be eligible for HSAs. Those not eligible…
What are 529 College Savings Plans? There are two types of 529 plans. There are 529 college savings plans and 529 prepaid plans. Typically, 529 plans are sponsored by individual states. You can, but do not even need to use your own state’s 529 plans. These plans also do not have set contribution limits by…
