e.g., baby food, laptop
Make a list, but don't ignore big surprise sales
Submitted by a LOZO expert
![]() Did you know...?Add this page to a special LOZO bookmarks section for easy one-click access. Login to save these bookmarks to your LOZO account to access from anywhere, otherwise they will be saved on this computer only.
Login now
Save on this computer
Shopping lists are a great way to remember important items and to recall good sales going on in the store that day (always carefully check your closets and pantry before writing something on the list as it is possible you already have it in stock). However, sticking to a list can shut you off from other possible deals. Sometimes a store will run additional sales that aren't mentioned in the weekly circular. Sometimes a new coupon will be available on the box or in the aisle. Sometimes individual stores run a clearance on over-stocked items. Don't forget what's on the list, but also keep your eyes open for special deals if it's something you would buy on your next trip anyway. But, avoid buying things you won't use even if it's cheap.
RELATED LINKS:
User Comments
posted by will_v
(Contributor | 1010 Points)
on 03-03-2010 02:50 PM
List, list, list
We always use lists to remember the things we absolutely need (I like to keep a pen with me to cross stuff off as I grab it). But the rest of the shopping time is to find those sneaky bargains for stuff that we will use in the future. Almost every shopping trip has one surprise item that saves us money. ![]()
reply |
print
| report
|