Save Money at Grocery Stores
Monday, December 22nd, 2008During the holiday season and sometimes during the rest of the year, grocery stores offer extra points when you purchase their store brand products. By accumulating these points, you can save extra money. Let me explain what I mean using a real-life example.
In Canada, Loblaw Company operates large grocery stores and Superstores. Their product brand goes by the name of President Choice products which are as good or better than brand-name products, and usually at a lower price. During the Christmas holiday season, they have a “3 times the points” on their President Choice products. So if you buy a product that costs say $2.99, normally you get aproximately 30 points, but during the promotion period you end up receiving 90 points. That’s a lot of extra points that you can be receiving and later redeemable for free groceries.
So my point is, when you see such promotions, if you like the product, buy it over the brand name and you’ll save in the long-run. Sometimes it makes sense to stockpile a product or buy a few extra weeks of product if you can.


