It was interesting today as I was at a market where there were these two grocery stores that were side by side and pretty much offered the same stuff. For the most part they were attracting the same customers and in order to win customers it seemed like they were constantly changing prices on each
I was watching this segment on TV today where these people were saying how they could save so much money on everyday needs where they essentially feed their families for way less. For the most part they did save a lot of money using things like coupons and they walked out with carts of stuff
This was something that I thought many people would know already but apparently people feel funny in doing it. Basically, we all know that you can save money by using a coupon on an item. At the same time, a lot of companies say if you find a lower price anywhere they will match it
Would you ever pretend to be poor if you really weren’t? That was an interesting question that I heard today. Surprisingly a lot of people said yes as they prefer not to draw all the attention that having a lot of money usually attracts. The funny thing too was that some said by pretending to
I was watching these episodes of Dragon’s Den and Shark Tank and one thing I have often seen the investors do on these shows is that they tell the entrepreneurs they have X amount of time to make a decision or they are out. Of course this is an on the spot pressure way of
I was at a store today that happened to sell jewelry and almost everything was marked as 70% off. There were plenty of items that were tagged as originally about $1000 and was now in the range of $300. That constantly made me think if it was silly to not purchase it where if it