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Financial Management

Getting The Most Out of Local Memberships

Today I decided to visit the aquarium because they said there were supposed to be some Halloween stuff on display such as a diver carving a pumpkin in water. For this, you normally need to buy a ticket to enter, but I actually just purchased a membership for the year before. It wasn’t too bad,

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Financial Management

Competitor Shopping Offers Better Deals

This one’s funny. Usually when I go grocery shopping, I often get these deals from the apps, as they want you to buy certain things. And this one in particular got me interested a bit, because it said you could buy these boxes of cereal for six dollars each. At first when I was looking

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Financial Management

Hoping For Deals When You Visit Stores

Every Sunday a supermarket here has some kind of sale for about six items where many times the deals are significantly cheaper than other places. While I don’t actually plan to get anything, I kind of keep my budget open in the event there is a great deal. This was a great example today as

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Financial Management

Good For A Spare or A Waste To Purchase

I saw this item which looked to be on clearance as it was a small travel pack for electronic items where it seems the price is originally almost $70. That seems consistent from what I saw at other places. However, you can see here it was now being advertised at $4.99. Sounds almost too good

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Financial Management

Too Cheap To Believe For Groceries

I was looking for some deals on chicken drumsticks where lately they have been expensive. The cheapest I have seen has been around $1.49 a pound and in recent weeks most places were selling them for almost $3 per pound or more. Must be a global supply issue. But then I went to one site

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Financial Management

Always Surprised To See Even Cheaper Deals For Reference

So in trying to find the best deals for chicken drumsticks this week for people it seemed like a little over $1.70 a pound was the best deal as it can easily be $3 to $5 a pound in most supermarkets. That didn’t stop me from keeping an eye out as I visited more supermarkets.

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