Hello Everyone,
With inflation on the rise and increase in the prices of foods and household items and general cost of living, it brings the need to seek for solution and bulk buying has been discovered has a great way to save cost.
It can be stressful going to the market or shopping mall to buy things in large quantity or bulk but it is something that needs to be done occasionally if you intend to cut cost and reduce to the outflow of your finances.
There are certain things that need to be considered before going for bulk buying. The expiration date of the item or product is something to pay attention to. Items that won't go bad or expire soon enough in about a year or two years time could be purchased like canned foods, pastas, cereals, cleaning items etc. When buying in bulk, perishable goods should be avoided.
During the pandemic many resorted to this and I believe it was cost effective if compared to the using buying in pieces and in bits. Buying in bulk also afford you to certain discounts placed or some items. You might not realize the benefits until you try it out. It is really worth it.
Looking to cut cost on those expenses? Bulk buying might be a good way to go about it and ensure that you have enough to more to save up for other things.
Thanks for Reading
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Those sneaky expiration dates really irk me when I don't catch on to them before purchase. Definitely agree avoiding perishable food items is a good approach; especially considering they spoil quick in a power outage.