4 Apps That Will Save You Money Immediately

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Subscribe to MONEY Magazine There’s an app for everything, they say. I wouldn’t really know--most of the apps on my phone belong to my two boys, who don’t have their own phones yet and have happily co-opted mine. But I have some fresh inspiration in today’s edition, with a story on free apps that will save you money immediately. Even small amounts can add up over time and pad your retirement nest egg. One app even negotiates on your behalf to bring down the price of your cable bill! Now if only they'd take out the trash.... Best wishes, Elizabeth P.S. If you like this newsletter, please pass it on to a friend! And if you got it from a friend, sign up here for email delivery to make sure you don’t miss the next issue. TIMELY RETIREMENT NEWS, INSIGHTS AND ADVICE 4 Apps That Will Help You Save Money Immediately And with little effort, too. Robocalls Have Become an Epidemic. Do These 2 Things Now to Stop Them It's easy. All the Places You Can Get Free Admission for Memorial Day Weekend 2018 With Military ID Some of the freebies run all summer long. ASK A READER Instead of responses to Eve Hershkowitz’s question on preparing to age alone, I received emails from readers who were also interested in the subject. So I’m doing a story on solo seniors. Stay tuned, and happy Memorial Day weekend! RETIREMENT NEWS FROM AROUND THE WEB Survey: Medicare Part B Premiums Devouring Many Retirees’ Social Security Raise Many Social Security recipients effectively receive no cost-of-living increase, according to a new survey. CNBC The Strangest Social Security Benefit You Can Get The Social Security Administration pays out a small, lump-sum death benefit to survivors. THE MOTLEY FOOL Is The Jobless 30-Year-Old Evicted From His Parents' Home a Millennial Stereotype? A New York couple successfully sued their son to evict him from their home, but happily the family’s situation isn’t typical, experts say. BUSINESS INSIDER A Late Bloomer in the Garden How a woman left her corporate job at age 50 to start a landscaping business and teach older adults how to garden with ease. NEXT AVENUE ABOUT ELIZABETH Elizabeth O'Brien is a senior writer at MONEY, covering retirement and health care. You can email her at elizabeth.o'brien@moneymail.com and follow her on Twitter at @elizobrien. To Unsubscribe You have received this e-mail because you are subscribed to this newsletter from MONEY.com. Unsubscribe here. Update Email Click here to update your email address. Privacy Policy Please read our Privacy Policy. MONEY may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice. For Further Communication Please email retirewithmoney@moneymail.com Money Customer Service 3000 University Center Drive Tampa, FL 33612-6408 Connect with Money Find Money on Facebook Follow Money on Twitter Subscribe to more MONEY and TIME Newsletters Get Money Magazine on your Mobile Device Get MONEY on your iPad Subscribe to RSS Feed Subscribe to MONEY Magazine