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InCharge Radio's Podcast — Using Your Computer to Save Money. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00using your smartphone or computer to save money. This is a money minute from incharge education foundation and militarymoney.com. Here are three digital tools that can help you squeeze more out of your budget. Nowadays, there are sites that scour the web or their own massive databases for the items you want, and then provide a list of prices and places to buy. You can even set alerts that reveal when the price of an item drops. If you're in a store and wondering if you should go ahead and buy a product, why not scan the QR code first with your smartphone? QR codes are those boxes you often find on product markings, or store displays that look like a blurred maze. Retailers and manufacturers use the codes for giveaways and special coupon deals. And lastly, always remember to check daily deals. Hundreds of daily deal sites and many large retailers offer discounts on goods and local services, but only by what you will use. According to industry trackers, one in five daily deals purchased is never used. This money minute is made possible by incharge debt solutions. Visit us online at www.incharge.org.
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