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You are walking through the meat or dairy aisle when you see it. A bright sticker that says “Manager’s Special” or “Reduced for Quick Sale.” It promises a deep discount on a product that is nearing its expiration date. This can be a fantastic way to save money on expensive…

The “Family Size” label is a powerful marketing tool. It is designed to make you think that you are getting a larger package and a better value for your money. However, in a deceptive and frustrating new form of “shrinkflation,” some companies are now just slapping a “Family Size” label…

When it comes to bulk shopping, Costco’s private label—Kirkland Signature—has earned a reputation that rivals even the biggest national brands. In many cases, Kirkland products are made by the same manufacturers that produce higher-priced name-brand items, just without the flashy packaging. For Costco members, that means top-tier quality at unbeatable…

Everyone loves a good deal—but when that “deal” turns out to be fake, it can cause more than just embarrassment at the checkout. Using a counterfeit coupon might seem harmless, especially if you didn’t create it yourself, but it can actually have serious consequences. Stores treat coupon fraud the same…

Getting older comes with its perks—but many seniors aren’t taking full advantage of them. Beyond the well-known restaurant or movie discounts, there are dozens of lesser-known savings that can make a real difference to a retiree’s budget. From utilities to travel, many companies quietly offer senior discounts that go unclaimed…

Store credit cards promise big rewards: instant discounts, special financing, and members-only deals that sound too good to pass up. But behind those shiny perks often lie high interest rates, hidden fees, and credit traps that can quietly drain your finances. Many shoppers open these cards at the checkout counter,…

If you grew up in the 1990s, you remember when grocery store aisles were a playground of colorful packaging, wild flavors, and gimmicky snacks that somehow tasted better because they were fun. From neon-colored drinks to cookies shaped like your favorite cartoon characters, the ’90s were a golden age of…

The old retail wisdom says that the best deals are always on the bottom shelf. The common advice for shoppers is to “look high and low” to find the bargains. However, a closer look at the modern supermarket reveals that this is not always true. While the bottom shelf is…

The German discount grocer Aldi has built a fanatical following for its high-quality, private-label products. The store is filled with “dupes,” or duplicates, that are designed to look and taste like their more expensive, brand-name counterparts. While some of these dupes are just a good value, a few have achieved…

When we eat at a restaurant, we are placing a huge amount of trust in the kitchen staff. We trust that they are following proper hygiene and food safety rules. However, in a high-pressure kitchen, mistakes and disgusting accidents can happen. In some cases, a foreign object can find its…

Traditional supermarkets are designed to be predictable. A treasure hunt, however, is designed to be exciting. A growing number of retailers, like Aldi and T.J. Maxx, have built their entire business model on this “treasure hunt” concept. They intentionally create a sense of scarcity and discovery in their stores. This…