Saving Money on Groceries - the Price Book- Part 1

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By: CD Mohatta | 24/07/2008 | Personal Finance
So for example, here are some entries in my price book, each entered under the appropriate page so that I can find it quickly.

Saving Money on Groceries - the Price Book- Part 4
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Now something I noticed that is related to keeping a price book are the membership-required stores and warehouses. Too often people are misled into thinking they are getting better prices there, when in actuality they are forgetting to include their membership price as part of their cost of food. Let me give you an example.

Saving Money on Groceries - the Price Book- Part III
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I add items to my price book gradually. Say this week I'm thinking to buy canned pumpkin. Well I don't buy that often so it may not be in my book. If I don't need it right away, the next time I'm at a store I'll just enter the price into my book and pass it up, and check out other stores as I find myself at them.

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