As grocery prices are rising in Canada, now is an excellent time to read food labels carefully. The 12th edition of Canada’s Food Price Report released Thursday predicts the average Canadian family of four will pay an extra $966 for food in 2022, for a total annual grocery bill of $14,767. That’s a seven percent…
How To Keep Your Butt Clean And Your Finances Cleaner Out of all the things in this world toilet paper seems to top the list of importance any time something happens. I’m not shocked there is a toilet paper shortage happening again because social media has driven marketing in that direction. How many of you…
MAKING SIMPLE CHANGES WILL YIELD BIG SAVINGS Cutting out the middle-man is one of the best ways to yield grocery savings however we don’t all have access to farmers markets year-round or the green thumb to grow a vegetable garden. One of the biggest culprits of increasing your food budget is buying the wrong food…
YOU CAN’T FIGHT IT BUT YOU CAN PREVENT IT From self-check out shoplifting, retail shoplifting to grocery store shoplifting it’s a big business that costs Canadians big bucks because it’s coming out of your pockets. That’s right you pay the price as a consumer because when the store loses so does the paying customers. Today…
AREN’T YOU EMBARRASSED WITH ALL THOSE REDUCED PRICE STICKERS IN YOUR SHOPPING CART? While we were grocery shopping the other day a young lady in line behind us gasped when she saw all the 50% off stickers on the items we were buying. It almost looked like everything we had picked up was half-off…
DON’T THROW MONEY IN THE GARBAGE WHEN YOU HAVE A LEGITIMATE CUSTOMER COMPLAINT Your grocery budget is important as should be the products you spend your money on an expect a certainly level of quality from. Lodging a customer complaint is not new but the way we communicate complaints to companies has changed over…
