Below are a number of ways of saving or making money. Note down which you think are sensible and which you would not recommend.
1. Buying in bulk to beat inflation.
2. Looking out for genuine reductions and real bargains in the sales.
3. Buying supermarket brands rather than brand-name products.
4. Buying economy-size packets and tins of things.
5. Collecting packet tops that offer discounts on the next purchase, have "5p off", labels on them or contain forms for special offers.
6. Looking out for special HP (hire-purchase) deals at good rates of interest.
7. Delaying payment of bills until the final demand.
8. Buying second-hand clothes in jumble sales or charity shops.
9. Taking your holidays out of season at cheap rates.
10. Buying products that offer trading stamps or gift vouchers or competitions with once-in-a-life prizes.
11. Using the telephone at off-peak, cheap-rate times.
12. Shopping only at places where money can be refunded rather than goods exchanged.
13. Checking your foreign currency when the rates of exchange are favourable.
14. Checking your bank statement and cheque counterfoils to make sure there are no errors.
15. Looking after receipts and guarantees.
Exercise 7
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