Friday, November 14, 2008

Wholesale Clubs

Daily tip:

Getting the most out of warehouse/wholesale clubs.

The best things to buy at warehouse clubs such as Sams, BJ’s, and Costco:

  • Alchohol
  • Milk, butter, eggs
  • Electronics
  • Meat
  • Prescription medication

The worst things to buy:

  • Designer clothes
  • Frozen foods
  • Paper goods
  • Gas
  • Items that won’t get fully used


Here’s the link to the article http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/SavingandDebt/SaveMoney/5-best-and-worst-costco-deals.aspx?page=2





Today I had a successful shopping trip. Old Navy is having a sale on winter coats. My son needed one and we got a nice one for 30% off.



We needed to buy some toys for birthday presents so we headed over to Kohls. Most of their toys are 30-40% off. In addition to that I had a coupon so we got an additional 15% off.



The only bad thing is just now I checked my email and I got a coupon for 30% off at Old Navy. I wonder if I can go in there and get them to give me the discount on the stuff I bought today. Is it worth the effort? I’ll think about it.

Posted by Rachel at Friday, November 14, 2008
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