Receipt Hog
is a great app for those starting out on a savings journey. It’s simple to use, and points rack up quickly.
You can download it here and get started.
In the app, snap pictures of all of your receipts from dining out to grocery trips and earn points that you can redeem for gift cards or money via Paypal. Reward options start as low as 1000 Points.
You can also connect your grocery and mass merchandiser accounts to earn extra points. In addition to points, there is a game called Hog Slots, where you spin the wheel to win extra points.
Right now, through December 31, 2025, you can earn points and spins to earn extra points!
- Upload 5 e-Receipts: 50 Spins
- Upload 30 paper receipts: 25 Spins
- Upload 15 Link Receipts- 25 Spins
- Complete all the bonuses and earn 100 bonus coins!
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This is one of our family traditions, even since Bubs was a baby. My brother and I grew up doing this, too. I’m not sure if winter holiday light displays on residential properties are big in other parts of the country, but here in Southern California, it’s serious business. Some of these houses put the Griswold’s to shame.
While I am not partaking in Black Friday, I know a lot of you do, so here are some deals (and freebies) that might excite you.
Looking to engage in some sustainable fun this weekend? Check out Porchlight Community Services’ end-of-year clothing swap this Sunday, November 30th, from 1pm-4pm.
Thrift stores are getting in on the Black Friday Sales, too. And why not? With more people on a tighter budget, thrift stores are a great way to save money while shopping, support a charity, and keep clothing and home goods out of landfills.
I don’t usually post a lot of Black Friday Deals, but this one is close to my heart.
Did you know that Fetch (my favorite cash back app of all time) has a co-branded American Express Card?
This is a deal I can get behind.
Y’all know I love to secret shop!