These Coupons Really Work – And That Could Be A Bad Thing
Cigarette coupons may encourage recent quitters to light up again.
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Your Grocery Circular May Be Harmful To Your Health
A deep dive into grocery circulars finds they’re far more likely to advertise unhealthy products as weekly specials.
The Secret To Why You’re Spending Too Much On Groceries
It’s not only sale items that draw our attention at the grocery store – we can also be tempted to buy full-priced alternatives.
How You Can Win Grocery Stores’ Price War With Walmart
Walmart is less expensive than every other grocer in a new study – but there are still ways you can save.
The Grocery Stores That Will Still Be Around In 30 Years – And The Ones That Might Not
Some grocers are in danger of becoming obsolete if they don’t change with the times.
A Ban On BOGOs Could Backfire Badly
A government ban on buy-one-get-one-free deals on unhealthy products ends up encouraging shoppers to buy even more.
Bigger Isn’t Better, As Shoppers Scale Down to Save
Shoppers are changing how and where they get groceries as price pressures mount.
Study Finds Coupons Are Better Than Loyalty Rewards
A study compares the effectiveness of grocery coupons versus collecting points redeemable for free products.
Looking For a Deal on a New Product? Don’t Wait!
A research study shows retailers are more likely to discontinue a new product than lower its price.
Sellers Advised to Make It Easier – And Harder – For Shoppers to Save
Some good, and some questionable, advice is offered to brands and retailers in how to deal with shoppers looking to save money.
