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This Grocery Hack Saves Money Every Time
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1:04Now PlayingThis grocery hack on how to save at the store comes from Money reporter Emmie Martin.
The majority of Americans' expenses go toward three things: housing, food and transportation. So cutting costs on groceries can make a major difference throughout the course of the year.
But that's often easier said than done. After all, who hasn't grabbed a few impulse purchases in the checkout line and ended up with more food than necessary?
A simple way to trim your bill before even leaving the store is to pause before checking out and put back three to five items you can live without. Each time you do this, you'll automatically save.
This tip comes from Cherie Lowe, author of "Slaying the Debt Dragon: How One Family Conquered Their Money Monster and Found an Inspired Happily Ever After," who shares her own story of financial freedom on her blog, Queen of Free.
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