Tesco Clubcard points, by comparison, are worth just 1%. The Iceland Bonus Card is a savings card and when you top-up £20 Iceland gives you £1 extra, if you top up £40, you get £2 extra and so on, which overall equates to 5%. Tom explained: 'Unlike Tesco and Sainsbury’s who reward your loyalty after you shop by giving you points, Iceland rewards you for your upfront loyalty with cash.'
Tom added: 'A 1p difference, I think I’d still go with the M&S to be honest!' He also said that sugar was priced at 99p at Lidl but at 95p at M&S.Ī pack of 20% fat beef mince was £1.99 at Lidl and £2 at M&S.
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He said: 'A pack of six free range eggs is £1.29 at Lidl, but only £1 at M&S and chicken wings are £1.99 at Lidl but just £1.45 at M&S.' The shopping expert said those who dismiss M&S as too upmarket and expensive are missing out on reducing their food bills – and that it can be cheaper than the budget supermarkets. Shop M&S – it can be cheaper than Lidl (on certain items) The grocery shopping error costing parents £800 a YEARġ.Here are Tom's top tips to save money on your supermarket shopping: 'Inflation figures of 17.5% are very scary, but if you get creative and start thinking like a deal hunter, you can drop that to 0% or even less for your personal shopping,' Tom, 32 told the Mirror.
Here's how one money expert says you can bag a bargain AND reduce your shopping bill at the upmarket store.Īs the cost of living continues to rise, any way you can cut your bills or save money on food costs can become super helpful.įortunately, one shopping expert – Tom Church, the co-founder of .uk – has shared some tips – on increasing your savings and surprisingly it includes shopping at M&S. If you think that M&S is always a pricier option, with fewer cheaper deals than other major stores, then think again. All our articles and reviews are written independently by the Netmums editorial team. This page contains affiliate links, which means we may earn a small amount of money if a reader clicks through and makes a purchase.
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