I would say that a majority of the purchases I make (outside of groceries) are made online. Why? Because I am almost always able to find what I’m looking for cheaper than any store offers it. I’m going to show you how. It’s a pretty simple strategy, but one I can almost guarantee you’re not using right now.
This strategy will save you a great deal of money for years to come! After you give it a read, try following the steps before you make your next purchase. Then share a comment about how much it saved you!
1. Do some price comparison.
2. Find and use coupons.
3. Utilize “cashback” websites.
4. Utilize your credit card’s reward program.
If you follow those four steps, I can almost guarantee you are going to make your purchase for the lowest price possible at that time. This does ignore the possibility of sales going on at different times throughout the year. If you’re not in a hurry to make a purchase, make sure you follow the deal sites I have mentioned before and wait for a great deal! Happy shopping!
Thanks for reading this post! If you found this post to be helpful please be sure to follow us on Twitter, on Facebook, on Google+, or subscribe to receive our email updates.Most college kids like myself are always trying to find the best deals. As this is most likely the first time they have been away from home, they start to find out what they want to purchase for years to come. This is where your article hits the nail on the head. College students will find the best deals they can to save money and still get good value.
I was spending like $50 every week on beer (I know, right?) and then I found http://www.saveonbrew.com Put in your zip, it’ll show the best beer deals in your area. Wish I had known about this sooner!
That sounds like a great resource Jenna! Thanks for sharing!
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Regarding prices comparisons, there are some specifically for textbooks that work really well. (e.g. http://www.textbookpricecomparison.com/)