Get started now! Here's how to save on your very next shopping trip!
First, make your weekly shopping list. The common consumer shopping list includes milk, butter, cereal, lunch meat, juice, bread, produce, diapers, toilet paper, shampoo, etc. You might have 20-30 items on your typical shopping list.
Next, look for coupons for every item on your list. Depending on your list, you could save $.50 to $1.00 on many of your items. The first place to look for coupons is the manufacturer's website or facebook page. Also, look for coupons from coupon clipping services. You can get coupons mailed to you before your next shopping trip, and the price you'll pay is minor compared to the savings!
Finally, compare prices for every item on your list. If a few products are cheaper at another store, it may be worth the extra trip to save a few dollars! Grocery stores and drugstores have sales and reward programs that often make products cheaper than discount stores. Shop several stores or try price matching where possible.
These tips will help you find big savings!