Supermarket giant ASDA is making a major change as families in the UK are left £175.80 out of pocket. The retailer has come up with some 'game changing' initiatives to help as many people as possible.
Millions of people in the UK are now struggling to pay for their shopping as prices rise at a staggering rate. Some shoppers have had to ask staff to stop scanning when they reach a certain limit - which is sometimes as little as £10.
Household disposable incomes fell by 18% in June compared to the same period last year as the cost of living crisis continued to squeeze family budgets, according to the latest Asda Income Tracker. Soaring living costs, up 11% year-on-year in June, meant that families were on average £43.95 a week or £175.80 per month worse off compared to June 2021.