Asda shoppers savings idea

[bluebedouin]

It's always nice to save money whilst shopping so I've been taking advantage of the Asda price guarantee.This is where they guarantee to be 10% cheaper than the other major stores in your area.If not they give you a printable voucher.I've been doing it for a couple of months & in that time have probably only had half a dozen that didn't qualify.
It struck me however that a couple of quid off a week's shopping,although nice,isn't a great deal.What I do now is use one of their gift cards & add the voucher amount to the card.By Christmas there'll be a nice amount to buy the booze with.

[madelaine]

That's a neat idea.

[tonyreddevil]

Tesco, the world's third-biggest retailer, slipped back to an underlying sales decline at the lower end of expectations in the UK in the first quarter, raising doubts about a costly recovery plan for its home market.
The firm, which recorded a fall in profit for the first time in two decades in the year that ended 23 February 2013, has spent £1bn on a fight back plan for its British stores, where it makes about two thirds of revenue and profit.

[CarnoustieCats]

A little Asda has opened near to us - convenient for the bus too. Although it is small they have a bit of everything and they charge the same prices as the largest superstores - excellent. None of this 'we are just a convenience store' (Tesco's excuse) or 'I don't think we stock that anymore' (Morrisons staff at their best).

What I really like about Asda is there are no clubcards or vouchers to collect - just low prices every week and they have really worked hard on their staff's friendliness and attention to detail and it works for me.

[buttons-and-bows]

We only have ASDA they have stopped anyone else coming into the town, we do have an Aldi and a homebargains on our little trading estate though.

[CarnoustieCats]

I wander round these two as well Buttons - and FarmFoods

[buttons-and-bows]

Our Farmfoods has gone as well