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Step 1
Seasonal sales usually offer substantial savings on merchandise that’s in-season or just barely out-of-season. The best shopping days of a sale are the first and the last. The first because there’s usually a better selection, the last because the prices are often lowered.
Most seasonal and clearance sales are held after peak demand periods and offer even larger savings. Be alert for certain seasonal bargains by signing up for your favorite store’s email list. The best time to get a bargain on Christmas decorations and wrappings is the day after Christmas! -
Step 2
Shopping from mail-order catalogs prevents the impulse purchases you might make in a store. At home you can choose thoughtfully the products that best suit your needs and budget. You should also use catalogs to do research. Read up on product reviews and what’s available so that you’ll be equipped to make comparisons as you shop around.
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Step 3
Make impulse purchases difficult – don’t carry your checkbook and credit cards with you all the time. By using your grandmother’s method of shopping, only paying in cash, you will realize you are giving away your money and decide if the product is actually necessary.










Comments
brantsbabe said
on 1/7/2009 I shop online all the time, and you can more easily compare prices for the same items. 5*