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frontpage Posted by Rokket | Staff • Jul 5, 2021
Jul 5, 2021 3:01 AM
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And of course, there are the people in society who really have no clue how to save money. I mean, I read an article from USA Today on how to save money on grocery shopping and the tip was "To cut your grocery costs, the simplest approach is to learn the sales cycle. Typically, items go on sale about every six to eight weeks. When an item you often use has a price drop, don't just buy one -- buy enough to last until it goes on sale again. If you eat one frozen pizza a week and it hits rock-bottom prices every six weeks, buy six to stick in your freezer when it's on sale so you never have to pay full price."
Yep, USA Today believes there are actually people who can't figure that out on their own.
https://www.usatoday.co
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FOX Phoenix went to a teacher's rally in 2016. A father of one of the teachers said that his daughter had borrowed over $12,000 from him, over 5 years, for school supplies for her students. And he actually believed it.
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FOX Phoenix went to a teacher's rally in 2016. A father of one of the teachers said that his daughter had borrowed over $12,000 from him, over 5 years, for school supplies for her students. And he actually believed it.
And of course, there are the people in society who really have no clue how to save money. I mean, I read an article from USA Today on how to save money on grocery shopping and the tip was "To cut your grocery costs, the simplest approach is to learn the sales cycle. Typically, items go on sale about every six to eight weeks. When an item you often use has a price drop, don't just buy one -- buy enough to last until it goes on sale again. If you eat one frozen pizza a week and it hits rock-bottom prices every six weeks, buy six to stick in your freezer when it's on sale so you never have to pay full price."
Yep, USA Today believes there are actually people who can't figure that out on their own.
https://www.usatoday.co
Great deal, repped.
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