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Save on back-to-school shopping with these tips!

Tune in for Back-to-School Shopping Tips! As the new school year approaches, preparing can be costly. Learn more on KTRS’s The McGraw Show about how you can save this back-to-school season. 🔗 https://ow.ly/uots50SKo37

As the back-to-school season approaches, parents and students are gearing up for the annual shopping spree. Whether you prefer in-person shopping or browsing online, staying informed and prepared can make this busy time more manageable and cost-effective. Here are some tips to help you navigate back-to-school shopping. https://buff.ly/36NxKK1

As the back-to-school season approaches, parents and students are gearing up for the annual shopping spree. Whether you prefer in-person shopping or browsing online, staying informed and prepared can make this busy time more manageable and cost-effective. Here are some tips to help you navigate back-to-school shopping.

The top concern parents have for back-to-school shopping? Price. 💰 Due to inflation and rising costs, parents are looking for a deal now more than ever—and free shipping alone won’t cut it. Learn more about what parents expect to buy for their kids, where they’re shopping and more in our latest report: https://bit.ly/4d8AUsg

As the back-to-school season approaches, parents and students are gearing up for the annual shopping spree. Whether you prefer in-person shopping or browsing online, staying informed and prepared can make this busy time more manageable and cost-effective. Here are some tips to help you navigate back-to-school shopping.

We’ve already seen numerous posts with shoppers either being for or against self-checkout. I’m personally ok with it, as long as the stations are easy to use, the scanners work, and there is an associate nearby to assist as needed. I don’t like them much at hardware stores where not all items are marked well (if at all), e.g., nuts and bolts, or with large, bulky items. Either way, there needs to be some element of customer service preserved. This weekend while grocery shopping, when these two items that are well-marked wouldn’t scan, the very polite attendant simply asked, “do you recall what the price was?” Um, no, I replied. “Do you mind going back to where you got them and getting the price?”, he asked.  I did a double-take at his suggestion. Perhaps he looked at me, and thought, he looks faster and more athletic than anyone else I could send to check the price!  There seemed to be plenty of workers in the store, but apparently their new standard process is that its easier to ask the shopper to do it than interrupt an associate in their tasks. So, yes, I did get the price, and told him the actual price...not the “2 for $1” I was thinking about. What are your thoughts – is this normal? Acceptable? Reasonable except for parents with children, elderly, and disabled? #selfcheckout #retail #stores #wfm

The top concern parents have for back-to-school shopping? Price. 💰 Due to inflation and rising costs, parents are looking for a deal now more than ever—and free shipping alone won’t cut it. Learn more about what parents expect to buy for their kids, where they’re shopping and more in our latest report: https://bit.ly/4d8AUsg

The top concern parents have for back-to-school shopping? Price. 💰 Due to inflation and rising costs, parents are looking for a deal now more than ever—and free shipping alone won’t cut it. Learn more about what parents expect to buy for their kids, where they’re shopping and more in our latest report: https://bit.ly/4d8AUsg

Here are some expert tips to simplify and save on back-to-school shopping this month!