Saving Money Week Looking for bargains need not be a chore – as part of our series on saving cash, here are some ideas to make your budget stretch furtherAmong the many knock-on effects from the vote to leave the EU came an unwanted development for shoppers – the cost of buying groceries went up. The prices of butter and fish have soared since last summer and grocery prices across the board have increased well ahead of the rate of inflation. What does that mean for the average shopper? Bigger bills at the checkout first of all, as retailers have also cut back on promotions. But shoppers have been quick to react and many are now spending less and being more cautious about what they buy as inflation bites. High-street stores have seen a drop in sales while more people go online to shop around. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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