It seems like most of my money went to online retailers this year as virtually every deal I saw was cheaper online. For example, most of my business went to Amazon as they were usually offering the items for at least 10% cheaper than what the competitors were offering for the same item. At the
I was hearing about this new book called Hatching Twitter which got me kind of interested and so I decided to visit a book store called Chapters here to see the price of it. They have these computer terminals where you could search for the books and the prices for it. As you can see
I was having a conversation with a person today as her husband and herself needed help in deciding where to buy a specific gift for their child at the best price possible. The thing was there were two items of the same main product except they came with different pieces of software. One was about
I heard a person today complain about how he has caught this cold and that he was kind of annoyed that he had to then buy some medicine that would cost about $5. Another person then told him to just eat a raw garlic clove as that has worked for her and cost wise it
This was kind of interesting today my mom was telling me how she was told to get this prescription which was supposed to help her rest before visiting the doctor at a later date. She seemed pretty shocked at how expensive the prescription was. As you can see here, it came out to about $10.80:
I was reading this interesting article today about how a lot of generation Y people are having a harder time financially compared to the previous generation. Interestingly enough, some of the universal points were factors such as people going to school for lengthy degrees whereas in previous generations people would start working full time jobs