- Shopping the sale ads!
- This is extremely important if you don't know what's on sale you can't make the best purchase for your money.
- Look for coupons
- I'm horrible when it comes to actually bringing coupons with me. When I found out my favorite grocery store lets you download them to your rewards card I was game.
- Look for coupons that will further discount what's on sale
- This is the time consuming part
- Also good to use if you shop at WalMart and price match
- Find a grocery store where you spend the least.
- Ok so here is the thing if I go to WalMart I get suckered into stuff that I really didn't need to buy.
- Make a list
- stick to the list
- Don't bring the husband and kids
- Yeah seriously! They make me go over my budget every time. So I try to leave them at home as much as possible.
- Shop Manager's Special's for meat and or shop at dollar stores.
- 99 Cent only stores often have decent produce it's 99 cents a pound or 99 cents for a pint of strawberry's or blueberries.
- Buy Meat you can use for multiple meals
- Whole chickens often are on sale for as low as 70 cents a lb. While roasts are normally more expensive can also be found for under $6 and make multiple meals.
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Shopping on an EXTREME Budget 1
Ok so I know the word extreme is highly over used. But I'm serious I have an extremely tight budget of $400 a month for food/paper products/ and cleaning products. This includes diapers, wipes, dog food, and pretty much anything else we need. I normally try to stay under that budget. Here are the ways that help me stay under my budget.
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