Everyone is on their phone all day long, so why not save some money in the process? Adam Auriemma, Editor-in-Chief at Money joins Your Cheddar to break down budgeting, travel and food apps that will keep your wallet stacked.
When it comes to personal finance, Auriemma suggests downloading PocketGuard, Morningstar and Credit Karma. These apps can help lay out your budget, show all your transactions and help monitor your credit score.
When it comes to travel, you don't need to pay the super high prices at the airport! LoungeBuddy offers one-day lounge access at airports around the world for as little as $25. So instead of paying for a full meal at the restaurant during that long layover, you can pay $25 and fill up on free food in a VIP lounge.
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