My uncle contacted me today as he was interested in purchasing a 55 inch LED TV and saw a great one at a store he was in. The price tag was $4999.99 and apparently the salesman offered to knock it down to about $4699.99. As well, he started to offer all of these accessories and
I have been hearing a bunch of comments lately as a result of that Action Plan 2009 book that is available for download. Some people swear by the advice while others criticize that it is only ideal for people that already have a certain amount of money/income. You always have to keep in mind about
Like a lot of other Canadians today I was planning to shop today to save money on items that I have either held off from buying or if I see a great deal for something that I had use for. The main focus though was completing present purchases as mentioned before I usually leave the
As expected, during the Christmas time there are quite of few items that are hot and as a result are in very limited quantities. This often results in regular consumers buying the items with the sole intent of reselling it to make a profit too. Just today I was reading this comment from a person
Lately I was reading about this deal where people can buy specific items from a store with a buy two get one free deal that will be taking place. As a result, some people are going to snatch multiple items in hopes to then resell them for a small amount of profit down the road.
I guess one way that people save money is that instead of exchanging money for goods or services they simply trade the party something of equal value instead. Just recently I was reading an ad about someone wanting to trade some Starbucks coffee for a bus pass which I thought was extremely different. What makes