When you’re not busy shopping for the best deals and offers on the internet, catch up with your favorite cash back site in the news!
TopCashback has been making headlines for its expert savings tips for a long time, and now members like you can read all about them here. This latest edition of our In the News series features only a handful of the amazing coverage we’ve received in October, so keep your eyes peeled for additional TopCashback mentions across national and local publications.
According to a recent TopCashback survey, one-third of American consumers had already started buying gifts in October. FOX 32 Chicago shared our findings with its readers and also included tips on how to save during the busy holiday shopping season.
The key takeaway? Do all your present shopping between October and December 1 so you can take advantage of online deals as well. This also helps avoid overspending when you’re shopping at the last-minute.
It’s no secret that grocery prices have skyrocketed over the last year or so. GOBankingRates spoke with our consumer expert Samantha Landau about strategies for saving up to $1,000 per month when shopping at Aldi, Walmart, Costco and your local farmer’s market.
“Loyalty programs are a great starting point to get rewarded on your regular grocery purchases from stores like Walmart, Kroger, and more,” said Samantha.
She added: “You can score exclusive coupons and discounts simply by using your loyalty card whenever you shop — which is especially helpful for the holiday season. For example, some grocery stores may offer a free turkey for Thanksgiving when you spend a certain amount of money.”
To celebrate spooky season, WBIW published the results of a recent TopCashback survey, which revealed that almost 63% of American parents steal from their kid’s Halloween candy stash. It also found that 58% of Americans choose Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups as their favorite candy and only 44% like candy corn. And yes, 25% of Americans pretend they’re not home when visited by trick-or-treaters.
KOMO News recommended TopCashback in its money-saving tips guide for consumers. Highlights included our competitive cash back rates for stores like Banana Republic.
In its Black Friday coverage, Delmarva Now shared a recent TopCashback survey with its readers, which revealed that 53% of Americans think present shopping is the most stressful part of the holiday season.
According to our survey, 73% of Americans are anxious about finding gifts that people will like, 55% of people stress about finding good deals, and 39% worry about overspending or going into debt.
Planning to shop at Walmart this weekend? Think again.
Yahoo! Finance spoke with our consumer expert Samantha about which day of the week you should shop at the retail giant for the best overall experience.
“Monday and Tuesday mornings are great times to shop at Walmart. Many Walmart stores receive new shipments and restock their shelves over the weekend,” she said.
“By Monday or Tuesday, they are more likely to have their stock fully replenished, making it an ideal time to find a wide selection of products and fresh items, including produce, dairy products and meats,” Samantha added. “Shopping early in the morning can also help you avoid big crowds and create a less hectic shopping experience as well.”
by Michelle Harris
Michelle Harris is the junior copywriter at TopCashback. When she’s not writing about money-saving tips, she enjoys hiking, cooking, and spoiling her chunky cat.
