Money Making

Apps


 Modern-day common items in our daily life are mobile phones. We can’t move out of this and also we can’t pass our life without a mobile phone. It is an important part. Many people pass a lot of time using mobile phones. So, Today I tell about some apps that help to bring some extra money. That's the promise and potential of money-making mobile apps. There is no shortage of money-making mobile apps on the technology landscape, and the real beauty part is that most (but not all) of those apps come free of charge. Whether it's using a mobile app to get a freelance gig or one that gives you cash back on purchases, money-making mobile apps are an easy and efficient way to beef up your bottom line - one click at a time.


Here are some money-making apps that, when used as directed, can add some luster to any stale bank account.

BookScouter


If you're a book lover but have more books than your home can handle, BookScouter will help you sell unwanted books for a decent price. Just post your book for sale and BookScouter will compare prices for you among dozens of book buyers and rank them by price. That way, you're pretty much guaranteed to get the best price possible. The app is especially helpful to cash-strapped college students who can sell their textbooks for some much-needed cash.

 Google Opinion Rewards
Google offers a survey-taking app that pays users to complete company surveys. You won't get rich - it pays up to $1 for the completed survey, but the surveys are easy and quick to complete and you get paid through PayPal.

Ebates

This mobile app, which has issued $1 billion to its users since it was rolled out in 1999, is a discounter's dream. Use it to take advantage of instore apps on your phone and get cash back on certain purchases. Can 2,500 retailers listed on the app be wrong?

  Swagbucks
If you're a passionate taskmaster then Swagbucks is for you. The app pays out users who complete short and sweet tasks. It could be a quick survey or writing a product review, but whatever the task, once it's completed you earn points that can be turned into cold hard cash or a gift card by Swagbucks. Your first task? Sign up now and earn $10 from the app.
Ibotta
If you're into those arm-length-long paper receipts you get from CVS, give Ibotta a try. The mobile app allows you to earn bucks by getting cash back from the retailer after you purchase a product. Buy select items on the app and earn a cash bonus. You can also earn $10 on the app just for signing up.


 Shopkick


This mobile app also uses the accumulated points model, where you earn points by
buying and recording certain products from hundreds of retailers, like Amazon and
Walmart. Just scan the receipt and the purchase will be recorded on the app,
and the points you've earned will appear in your account. Turn the points in for
gift cards from major retailers.

 Acorns


Regular stock market investors can add to their portfolio value with Acorns.
The app takes spare change from your regular spending activity by rounding up
the purchase price and steering that spare change into stocks and funds selected
by Acorns. That means no more pennies or dimes in your pocketbook or car console.
Instead, it goes toward the stock market with investments made, albeit in small
amounts, in your name.

 Fluid Market

This mobile app allows car, SUV and truck owners to rent out their vehicles that
would otherwise sit idle. Owners can rent their vehicles by the hour, day, or week.
The app also allows users to rent out household items like power tools,
boats or bicycles. Users say they've made thousands of dollars per year using the app,
with minimal stress.