Why do we feel so satisfied when we score a great deal? Behavioral economists say it's because of the "pain of paying" — the psychological discomfort of spending money. Coupon apps help soften that pain, making savings feel effortless. But how much can ...

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Many Americans, even frugal ones, don't use all the coupons they could, because it can be something of a hassle. Traditional couponing requires finding the coupons, clipping them and bringing them to the store with you, all of which takes valuable time.

If you want to save money while grocery shopping, coupon apps should play a big part of your purchasing strategy. Rather than only sticking with the old-fashioned method of clipping coupons from the newspaper or printing out coupons you find online, grocery coupon apps can save you a lot of time – and money.

We all want to save a few dollars, don’t we? But clipping coupons, thumbing through advertising circulars and going from store to store is so time consuming. Well guess what? You don’t need to do that anymore. Savings are at your fingertips via several ...

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Toss-ups - This is the most traditional version of Pick ’Em. Users can choose to answer both sides of over/under or matchups questions as they make their entries. Longshots - Everyone loves an underdog story. In this mode, the higher the risk the higher ...

There's a curious little line in The New York Times' SnapChat story that has us scratching our heads: the app may incorporate coupons to try and make money. The big, headline grabbing news in Jenna Wortham's story is that SnapChat raised $13.5 million in ...

App #1: This app uses a smartphone's camera to photograph a manufacturer coupon, then decode the barcode, telling the user if the coupon is coded specifically for the size and type of product listed on the coupon, or if there's some "wiggle room." Example: A coupon states it is valid on a 16-ounce box of cereal, but decoding the barcode reveals it will also work on a 12-ounce box.