An expert in saving money, cutting bills and making your cash go further has explained five tips that could help cut your shopping budget by £1,500 a year. Supermarket inflation hit 17.5% in the month to March 19, reaching another record high, Kantar said last month.
It means more than £800 could be added to yearly bills for the average household if they do not change their spending habits. Consumers have been taking action by shopping around multiple supermarkets to hunt for bargains, with households going to the shops just over four times a week in March – more than at any point since the start of the pandemic, other than Christmas.
Experts also suggested that people are opting for frozen food over fresh food because it is longer-lasting and less likely to lead to waste.
