Save money as shopping prices skyrocket: Business Expert helps you through cost of living crisis

[@brianpotter3870]

Supermarkets are profiteering and should be investigated.

[@run2cat4run]

Yay for capitalism

[@brianpotter3870]

@@run2cat4runGood morning brain of Britain.

[@DarrenSmith-zz6fk]

You need to understand that we have 1 percent of purchasing power left in the British pound get ready for a global hyperinflationary depression you will see rate cuts in 2024 and this will excelarat inflation which is currently 10 percent exspect more bank failures and exspaneding wars around the world I'm Laughing at so called exsperts who can't explain what's strinkflation God help people who are waiting for a solution to the bank failures and higher than you could imagine inflation to reach here is a solution to hedge against further inflation rises you will be able to take action by buying gold and silver can't bankrupt and has no counterparty risk if you can only afford I out of the 2 it has to be silver look at the Dow gold ratio gold silver radio it shows that silver is the most undervalued asset on the planet bet against the debt become your own central bank it's as simple as that

[@communismwillbeeradicated.6128]

@@run2cat4run Capitalism died long ago, we are under corporatism and have been for a VERY long time, capitalism is nothing more than a distant memory as corporations have now changed the system and hold countries to ransom. just look at when normal folk tried to buy stocks in that failing game company and made lots of money, that was a form of capitalism however corporations immediately went to the government and lobbied against them and within days it was deemed illegal and it was shutdown, under capitalism any business that fails just fails. under corporatism the large companies go to the government tell them what they want and it happens.

[@Worldturnedupsidedown]

Prices will keep rising as long as net zero is the target.

[@DarrenSmith-zz6fk]

It will go much higher than people could imagine we are all going to experience a global hyperinflationary depression only 1 percent of purchasing power left here is the only solution to this problem and it is gold and silver can't bankrupt and has no counterparty risk you won't here anyone on the mainstream media talk about as soon as interest rates are cut inflation is going to soar its currently at 10 percent if you have only 1 choice out of the 2 it will be silver don't take my word for it do your own research start with the Dow gold ratio gold silver radio to see that silver is the most undervalued asset on the planet exspect more bank failures in 2024

[@ancietman]

Supermarkets are never the loser if they cutting prices to compete with Aldi & Lidl packs will be smaller, cheaper ingredients in products & they will wring more money out of farmers.

[@DarrenSmith-zz6fk]

Farmers and consumers have the chance to change thing's for the better farmers could sell their produce direct to the end user it won't stop the rising inflation rate which is currently at 10 percent in the next financial crisis which is going to happen you will see a global hyperinflationary depression you will see more bank failures and more exspaneding wars we need to end central bank and cut the size of government easier said than done

[@lindark28]

Aldi are to expensive now,stopped shopping there because of the price hikes,they used to be cheap that's why everyone went there,cues were miles down the isles but not anymore unless there's only one cashier on at that time, aldi,tesco,morrisons etc should all be investigated people can't carry on much longer with these price hikes

[@jamieakahenry]

I refuse to pay for some stuff now. Butchers are cheaper and better quality. Go somewhere else; Wiseowl ,knock off poundlands-they'll soon learn.

[@uksimonseye]

From my experience Tesco is the worst of all of them for price and quality. It can put it's clubcard where the sun dont' shine !

[@DavidGetling]

Want to cut your food bills by over ½ and eat a lot better too? Cook your own meals and bake your own cakes.

[@Tom-sg4iv]

Nothing wrong with Aldi and Lidl products. I haven’t bought name brands in over 10 years, not that I couldn’t, but I prefer to save the money and I don’t feel like I’m missing out on anything

[@MrHws5mp]

There are definitely differences, but in some cases, the Aldi/Lidl stuff is actually better. Chunky soups are the example that springs to mind: Aldi's are thicker and more filling than either Heinz or Sainsbury's own-brand, the downside is that there are only about half-a-dozen flavours, whereas the others come in a range about two to three times larger. You soon learn though, and shop accordingly (I've got Aldis, Sainsburys, ASDAs and a Waitrose all within range here).

[@nihilistzero8066]

call it what it IS "cost of corporate greed" we are the ones paying for it

[@didwest1249]

All I've got here is Tesco, Sainsbury's express they don't do their own brands and in central London prices are a joke and when they reduce stuff it's about 15p in reduced section

[@alienthed.e.i.9165]

The best way to save on your bills (not just shopping but also gas, electric, water, rent, wi-fi/phone & other things) is to go to the south coast (without any I.D.) & self identify as a persecuted, disabled refugee !

[@DavidGetling]

Who has just come out and also converted to Christianity.

[@julianpetkov8320]

The Zelenski Tax has made the UK great again.

[@danielcuddihy4273]

Ah you mean the red sea tax​@peterhicks5590

[@joelgeorgeable]

Best way to haul is to make plan in mind or paper and then go to different supermarkets than purchasing from one itself, this will reduce strain on the budget. Diferent supermarkets are cheaper in different items. this really worked for me.

[@MarjorieStoker-oj8fh]

Yeah right

[@FINEVIEWPRODUCTION]

Morning Bev 🙂

[@theun-personing5674]

I eat one meal a day most days and generally try to buy reduced or stuff on offer and i spend at least £70 per week as a singleton. Can't imagine what the bill for a family must be.

[@IDRIS-wl3qy]

Family of 5 £600 a month on average 3 meals a day all home cooked and fresh

[@robtheplod]

Llidl are great - always got what we need, wide isles, good savings, good app to save 10% on occasions.... have the local Morrisons now, is all crammed in..

[@run2cat4run]

Lidl is European

[@theun-personing5674]

I stopped going Morrisons when they started charging 50p for a paper bag and getting woke.

[@garyoneill545]

Greed.

[@Lily_ofthevall3y]

200 items😂😂 bet thats not even an essential item like bread milk ect

[@pinkpanther7030]

Lidl is the best for my needs but at times i need products they don't have.😒

[@theedwardian]

Israel/Ukraine needs your money for more missiles

[@lloyd.8272]

It’s the nato defence contractors their investors and the government elite that get the money.

[@rinainlondon8]

😮

[@oldshiny3012]

con job as always

[@chilloutcentral2097]

Brexit dividends

[@agarwalamit081]

The Brits need to start negotiating/bargaining prices before buying (just as Indians do) even if it is at a supermarket or a mall. If it doesn't work, people should come together to end such systems which are exploiting people. The revolution is now or never.

[@unusedsub3003]

So you want to live like they do in India? Are you sure?

[@DavidGetling]

Absolutely not. When I set a price for something I'd much rather lose a sale than haggle about it.

[@David-jx4gw]

Even as a market trader I aint got time to haggle and if I was forced to Id just put prices up then you can haggle me back to the price i want to charge.

[@scottlavis852]

Support Market part of wef cult

[@DarrenSmith-zz6fk]

The cost of living is going to get worse and worse we are going to see a hyperinflationary depression on a global scale exspect expanding wars people need to take action and become their own central bank and bet against the debt exspect intrest rate cuts this will spark higher inflation which is currently at 10 percent when you calculate CPI rates from the 1980s more bank failures in 2024 banks are insolvent no deals no deposits and no loans take your cash out of the bank only keep enough cash in the bank to cover direct debts and mortgage payments everyone who has cash in the bank are unsurcuard creditor to the bank what this means is if your bank fails then you will be the Last person to get your cash back don't exspect to be covered by the 85000 pound insurance scheme the FCA has not enough cash to cover everyone who qualifies