Nov 3, 2020
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Thanks to a free app called Fetch, earning cash back is as easy as snapping a photo of your receipt.
Once you’ve downloaded the app, just take a picture of your receipt whenever you buy groceries and rewards points will automatically be added to your account. Your bank account might even thank you for splurging on that 30-pound turkey.
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You can also connect your email address or your Amazon account and earn points on your digital receipts as well, so even the cans of cranberry sauce you ordered online will see rewards.
When you’ve collected enough points, you can exchange them for gift cards from your favorite stores — like Walmart and Costco — and tons of popular brands.
That’s it — no fees, no minimum purchases, no jumping through hoops. Just sweet cash back to pad your wallet as these items get more and more expensive.
What are you waiting for? Sign up for free.
You’re always going to need to buy groceries, so you might as well earn some money back when you do.
Fetch is totally free to use and it only takes two minutes to sign up.
Download the app today and start earning rewards whenever you shop.
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Shane is a reporter for MoneyWise. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English Language & Literature from Western University and is a graduate of the Algonquin College Scriptwriting program.
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