Hot Apps: 5 Price-Saving Apps for Shoppers
Mobile apps are often pegged as time wasters, but some can save shoppers some serious money if used right. The sheer amount of consumer apps available can be overwhelming, says consumer expert Andrea Woroch, but consumers that take the time to find one that fits their shopping style and budget can avoid paying full price. “There are so many apps available in the market these days it becomes confusing to go through all these apps and remember all the apps you have. If you have one or two that are your go-to that are straight forward and use each time you shop, you can save a lot of money,” she says. Likewise, Julia Scott, founder and blogger at BargainBabe.comm, says apps can be beneficial for shoppers, but it all depends on a user’s personality and diligence. “It has more to do with technology persona of the consumer,” Scott says. Here are the experts favorite apps for shopping and saving:
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