Lidl And Aldi.

I often use these two shops and save huge amounts of money by doing so but please take a warning from one whose stock-in-trade is to pay the least for the most - if you do not know the value/price of what you are buying you will get caught in many a costly trap.
The first example of scores to come to mind is 'bin bags'. They look as if they are just a great deal - but are they really?
In fact, by buying general supermarket own brands you can save a large amount on what is on offer in Lidl & Aldi as you can also in pound shops, B & M, Home Bargains and many more!
Are Lidl & Aldi cheap? - Definitely - but please take advice from one who knows.

In order to maximise savings you MUST know what a 'cheap price' actually is. Without memorising prices from shop to shop - how do you compare?

If you have these stores within reach - visit these first for a swift quarter hour on the way to do your 'main shop'.

Doing this right, you can save up to a £1,000 per year of pre-tax income.

For most people today - this would beat a significant pay rise!

Can't be bovvered? - Fine. But it's gonna cost yer big style, innit?
'Onestop shopping' - will cost you a fortune over a lifetime!