Slash Your Grocery Bill with Smart Stacking | Raleigh News

0:00It's September 12th. From your city to your ears, this is Raleigh News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Grocery prices are still high, but there's a way to bring down your grocery bill. Experts are showing how everyday shoppers are slashing costs by stacking deals. This means combining store sales, manufacturer coupons, and cashback apps all at once. It's a strategy that's gaining traction, as people look for ways to save money. The rise in couponing is a new, but it's definitely seen a surge in the past year. More than 70% of people surveyed said they'd used a coupon recently, a 14% increase from the previous year. This shift means couponing is largely digital now, with most people using their phones and apps instead of paper clippings. This digital approach makes finding deals easier. You can use apps from stores or dedicated couponing platforms. From that, rebate apps like Abota and fetch offer cashback rewards after you make a purchase

1:00and scan your receipt. These are often seen as the final layer, adding even more savings on top of other discounts. While extreme couponing might bring to mind images of people getting tons of free groceries, the reality for most is more practical. The digital age has closed some loopholes, but is still very possible to get items for free or even make a small profit on certain purchases. Especially when stacking multiple offers. Starting out doesn't have to be complicated. The advice is to begin small, perhaps by just looking for coupons on items you already buy. As you get comfortable, you can start layering different types of savings, like store offers and manufacturer coupons, and then move on to cashback. Apps. If he is not to pay full price and to give yourself time to learn.