Cut Your Shopping Bill: Insider Tips from Retail Workers
UKPulse Consumer Desk
Retail workers share their top tips on how to save money on groceries and household items during the cost of living crisis.
- Buy bread in the evening for discounts on yellow-stickered items at supermarkets
- Hit the charity shops on Tuesdays for best selection of donated goods
- Use apps like Too Good To Go for free food and other deals
Retail workers are sharing their insider knowledge to help consumers cut their shopping bills during the cost of living crisis. From buying bread in the evening to using apps for free food, there are many ways to save money.
One retail worker advises buying yellow-stickered items at supermarkets on weekends when they're often discounted further. 'It's not just about getting a good deal, it's about stocking up on non-perishable items,' she says.
Charity shops are also worth visiting, with many now offering a 'treasure hunt' experience for shoppers. Tuesdays are reportedly the best day to visit charity shops for the best selection of donated goods.
In addition to these tips, apps like Too Good To Go and Olio can help consumers find free food and other deals in their area.
Why this matters: The cost of living crisis is affecting many UK households, with prices rising across the board. By following these insider tips, consumers can save money on everyday essentials.
What this means for you: This story may affect household budgets, bills, savings, benefits or financial planning depending on your circumstances. Check whether the change applies to you before making financial decisions.