After four years of skyrocketing inflation, people still can’t believe everyday prices. We gasp at paying $7.99 for a six-pack of Fresca, $8.00 for a box of Cheerios, and $6.00 for a bag of half air and half potato chips. As Dee Snider sang in a famous Twisted Sister song, "we’re not gonna take it anymore" and Americans are searching for ways to avoid inflation landmines. Here are five money tips to help you:
FIRST-GENERATION IDAHO RANCHERS STRUGGLE TO STAY AFLOAT AS INFLATION DRIVES COSTS UP BY 75%
Savvy shoppers are using grocery coupons and know they tend to reset mid-week. That's just one of the ways to save money. (iStock)
Dinner out might be a luxury for many, but if you do go, you might be able to bring your own wine and save a lot of money. (iStock)
For coupons, always look to download the free app from the grocery store where you shop. Typically, they will release new deals mid-week. It’s also where you’ll find all your coupons and be certain to only buy BOGO (buy one, get one free deals) if you need that product.