Affiliate Disclosure

Hi, I’m Megan, and welcome to The Savvy Spender.

I want to be upfront with you about how this site works, because trust matters more to me than a quick sale.

Some of the links you’ll find on this site, in my blog posts, on my resource pages, and in my newsletter, are affiliate links. That means if you click through and sign up for something, or make a purchase, I may earn a small commission. This comes at absolutely no extra cost to you. The price you pay stays the same whether you use my link or go direct.

Why I do this

Running The Savvy Spender takes real time: research, testing apps and offers myself, writing, and keeping everything up to date. Affiliate partnerships (along with a small amount of on-site advertising) help cover that cost and keep this content free for everyone to read.

How I choose what to recommend

I only link to products, apps, and services I’ve genuinely used, tested, or would recommend to a friend. Whether something is an affiliate partner or not never changes my honest opinion of it. If a product isn’t good, I won’t tell you it is, even if there’s a commission attached.

What this might look like on the site

Referral or invite links (for example, to apps like Robin Hood or World of Books)
Cashback and savings tools (like SPRIVE)
Links from my free cashback guide and resource pages
Occasional sponsored content, which will always be clearly labelled as such

My promise to you

You’ll never pay more by using my links. I’ll always aim to flag affiliate content clearly, and I’ll never recommend something purely because it pays well. If you ever have a question about a specific link or partnership, feel free to reach out through my Contact page.

Thanks for supporting The Savvy Spender. It genuinely helps keep this place running.