Today I read two different stories of people who did extreme things to save money where in the end you just have to wonder whether or not it actually costs them more. The first one was on TV where a person was saying how they saved so much money using coupons where she would spend
I was reading this sale that No Frills is going to have this coming week as apparently a lot of items will be on sale for a dollar or two. From what I saw it is a lot of stuff such as meat, fruits and vegetables. This sounds like a deal that needs to be
Funny thing today as I went into a store asking abut the boxing day deals they would have as I am seriously looking to do business with them. But when I enquired about this they simply mentioned they knew nothing about it. While there are odds they truly didn’t know anything about it, I was
I was just looking up some deals for monthly services I use such as the cell phone and home Internet and it seems like it is on the dot where a lot of companies are throwing out deals now in hopes to acquire customers for the new years coming. I think most noticeably cell phone
Nowadays a lot of retailers seemed to be offering people gift cards as a bonus for buying high cost items. For example, purchase a $200 TV and get a $25 gift card. What surprises me is that a lot of people don’t attempt to price match stores if the actual item costs less elsewhere as
I passed by a Mcdonalds today and there were these signs everywhere advertising that you can get any sized coffee for about one dollar anytime. Essentially, a small, medium or large is the same price. That made me wonder are there people who would actually opt to get the smaller size even though the large