Weekly Challenge – Try the Grocery Game!
It’s Monday, so it’s time for your weekly challenge! What would you do with $50 – $100 extra dollars a week? Pay off credit card debt? Save for a vacation? Add the money to your child’s college savings account? If you’ll dedicate about an hour a week to planning your meals, making your grocery list and gathering coupons…YOU WILL SAVE $50 – $100 each week at the grocery!
The grocery store is the easiest place to cut your budget and see significant savings. You can start saving money at the grocery store today with help from TheGroceryGame.com. The folks at The Grocery Game do the research, tell you where the best deals are and where to find the coupons. They are experts at coupon matching which simply means, using a coupon when an item is on sale for maximum savings. Take a look at this example of coupon matching:
- Skinner Pasta regular price: $1.29
- Skinner Pasta with a coupon: 69¢ (about the same as buying the store brand!)
- Skinner Pasta on sale and with a coupon: 39¢
I started using The Grocery Game about 2 years ago, and my average weekly bill has gone from $350 to $200 for a family of five with 2 teenage boys! My Kroger bill this week was $77.89 after my $59.78 worth of coupons and Kroger card savings! Word of warning…you will need to dedicate about an hour a week to planning your meals, making your list and gathering coupons, but the grocery savings are well worth it. If you’re a stay at home mom, just consider this your $100 per hour job!
Here’s how:
1. Go to: The GroceryGame.com
2. Sign-up for a FREE 4 week trial
3. Follow the easy to understand instructions and grocery shopping tips! Start saving money at the grocery store today!
I promise, this is the way to grocery shop on a budget! Who knew that grocery shopping could be a competitive sport.
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