I am a big believer is using store brands whenever possible. You can save quite a lot when you buy the generic or store brand of a product in a grocery store, Walmart or Target. In fact, I actually prefer some store brands, such as the Walmart version of trail mix. Still, there are other generic brands that are pretty awful. The Giant store version of oreos tastes pretty much like stale plastic. To help you out, I’ve created a few crib notes on when to buy generic and when not. There are three categories, actually. In my opinion, some … Continue reading →

Keeping track of supermarket prices is a big way to save on your grocery bill. Knowing when to buy something as well as where to buy it will automatically save you at least 30 percent off of the price you are paying for your groceries without changing the amount or even the type of groceries you buy. It is simply a matter of always getting the best price. Keep reading. I’ll share some simple steps that you can do to keep track of supermarket prices, or in other words, create a price book. First start analyzing your grocery bill. Save … Continue reading →