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5 apps you'll love using this summer

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Summer is a time of endless possibilities. Whether you're roadtripping with friends, treating yourself with a shopping spree or looking for a way to make some money, try some of these apps to make the most out of your summer break.

Stow - $1.99

Source: The Next Web

Summer is a time for weekend escapes and big trips. Stow is a great app for the dedicated traveler. It offers packing list templates centered around trips like beach vacations and business meetings. You can then customize the list from the items suggested by the app. 

Poshmark - Free

Source: Google Play

If you're in need of some extra cash this summer, Poshmark is a great way to clean your closet while making money. You post photos of clothing items you want to sell along with its condition. If it sells, you print out a prepaid shipping label and off your item goes. It's also great for the bargain shopper who wants to grab some great clothing, shoes or bags at reasonable prices. 

GasBuddy - Free

Source: CNN Money

If you decide to road trip with friends during your break, GasBuddy will help you find the cheapest gas closest to your location.

RetailMeNot - Free

Source: A Thrifty Mom

For the savvy shoppers out there, RetailMeNot collects coupon codes and keeps track of sales going on at your favorite stores. It's all categorized so your can look for specific online coupon codes at one store or see all the options.

Fork It - Free

Source: Urban Tastebud

Fork It is the perfect app for people who want to spend summer cooking and trying new recipes. It turns cooking into a game where you set goals for how many meals you cook and how many different ingredients you've experimented with. You can show off your creations to other users and even compete with your friends. 

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