uSwitch.com: How to save money on your weekly shop

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uSwitch.com: How to save money on your weekly shop

As British consumers tighten their purse strings in a bid to save cash amid the recession, some tips on how to reduce their shopping spends may be welcomed.

This is something that has been offered this week by financial advice website uSwitch.com, which recommends that Brits looking to save on their groceries switch their credit cards to one offered by a supermarket in order to collect loyalty points.

Buying a cheaper brand of the same product could also help families to save up to 15 per cent annually on their shopping, it adds, a figure that equates to around £800.

Shopping late at night when products are more likely to be reduced is also a move advised by the site, as is refraining from shopping while hungry, which will make consumers feel they need to buy more.

"Despite the economic outlook remaining uncertain, consumers may find they have the last laugh - as the lessons learnt […] as a result of the recession will remain vital, even long after the economy recovers," said Rumina Hassam, a uSwitch.com personal finance expert.

Those who are experiencing serious financial difficulties should ensure that they receive impartial advice from a certified source, according to the head insolvency practitioner of Debt Free Direct Derek Oakley.

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