Rising food and energy prices are exacerbating the cost of living crisis. It is causing many of us to see where money savings can be made.
Apps selling discounted food from eateries, using coupons and even going shopping at certain times of the day all may help consumers preserve those precious pounds. Food shopping is a big area where household spending could potentially be reduced.
Branded goods are generally more expensive than their non-branded counterparts. Food and poverty campaigner Jack Monroe famously took Asda to task after she claimed to have spotted a decreased, streamlined range of Smart Price goods over the past few years.
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