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9 Rules For Becoming A Better Bargain Hunter

Ingenuity, resourcefulness, and sometimes a little boldness: That’s what a great bargain hunter is made of. Do you have what it takes to seek and secure sales and steals? Read on for the rules bargain hunters live by.

Adapted from All about Bargains And How To Find Them!

1. Nothing Is A Bargain If You Don't Need It

Consider whether you actually need and will use the item you are about to buy, even if you’re parting with only a dollar or two. You’ve come across a beautiful set of antique andirons for next to nothing at a flea market? Wonderful, but remember, you don’t have a fireplace. So you’re not really getting a bargain at all—in fact, you’re throwing away your hard-earned money.

 

You’ll be getting a true bargain if you buy something you need at a good price, or find it for free—like $1 off the price of a box of breakfast cereal, or some free samples of shampoo and conditioner, or a loan guaranty that allows you to buy a house without a down payment.

 

 


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