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WalletPop's Lan Nguyen chats with Michelle Madhok, founder of SheFinds.com and MomFinds.com, on 10 ways families can save when shopping for back to school items.

Our expert bargain hunter recommends checking out search engines like shopstyle.com and pronto.com to comparison shop.

Another great tip: take advantage of cash-back sites like Bank of America's Add It Up, which allows you up to 20% back on online purchases. And for iPhone users, couponsherpa.com sends you the latest coupons for stores like Gap and Macy's.
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