@@denisejohnson7260 if you are having trouble feeding your family financially, cut the junk and serve just one or two low costs items that are junk, then up the quality of the nutrition of meals.
If you're in the US or in Europe the other thing that will help with saving money is there is a discount grocery store called Aldi in I think most of the US states
There are people feeding a family of 4 for $75-$100 a week. It can be done. Will it all be organic, no. But it can be healthy and contain meat, fruits and vegetables.
Producers you surly must be joking with this segment LMFAOOOOO how about we talk about the grocery stores upping prices for profits and how THAT is the problem. Good grief. What is even happening to the news.
You might want to take a good look at your grocery store's balance sheet. Grocery stores operate on a tiny 1-3% profit margin, and most profit margins have gone down thanks to record inflation. Kroger's profit margin last year was just 1.33%, which is the lowest it has been since the aftermath of the 2008 recession. Even if your store makes as much in profit as it did in 2019, the buying power of that dollar isn't even 70% of what it used to be.
Single female…$40.00 a week…takes creativity…3 years ago $50.00 and I had really nice meals, bottle of wine from time to time and some convenience items. My grocery budget is $10.00/ wk less now ( insurance increases have to be found somewhere). Fortunately at 72 I only work 32 hrs a week so there is time for creative cooking and prep…The present grocery cost situation must be awful as well as frightening for families with children.
I'm bewildered because I just turned 39 and lost my job. With $425K saved for an early retirement at 50, $10,000 in an HSA, and a property that might bring in an additional $200K in revenue, what passive income opportunities do I have?
I’m confused about whether to combine all my investment accounts into one. If I decide to do this, how should I go about it, and will there be any consequences I should be aware of? I also intend to sell my property, which could add an extra 200K overtime. Should I consolidate everything into one investment account, or diversify across several sectors?
These are important questions for a financial planner. I connected with mine at a NYSE summit, and with her help, my wife and I reallocated our 1.7M portfolio between a traditional IRA and a brokerage account. She’s been executing trades with our consent and has managed to recoup twice our crisis losses. We’re holding and cautiously navigating the market
Shop your store’s loss leaders when you can. It’s those cheap items that get you in the door because they have expensive items being sold like lobster to make up for the cost. My one local grocery store’s loss leader is $1.39 a lb ground beef because Chilean sea bass is 21.99 a lb. I just saw the ground beef has been 1.39a lb for over a month and I just saw the price today. $1.39 a lb was the regular price for ground beef back in 2002 at select grocery stores.
What's the name of that store? Which state? 80/20 or 73/27? We haven't had ground beef at that price in over 15 years, and pretty much all the grocery stores in our area quit selling higher end fish and meat ever since inflation took off in the summer of 2021. They have a ton of frozen Chinese junk fish though :(
@@John-bs5ug Fresh world international grocery store. 93% lean and 83% lean. Virginia is the state but just the northern area. This store still sells high end meat and fish because they need to make up for the cheap items like ground beef.
@@xwrtk Yeah, that would make sense because here they'd lose their shirts if they offered 93% lean for that price. Here in Texas, we used to have a lot of dairy loss leaders like 27 cent for a dozen eggs, 99 cents for 1lb of butter, and 99 cents for a gallon of milk. We even had those prices in 2020, during the height of the pandemic, but now the sales are $1.99 for 18 eggs, 1.99-2.99/lb of butter, and between 1.99-2.49 for a gallon of milk. Ribeye, T-bone, and NY Strip steak would go on sale often for $4.99 and around Christmas, $3.99/lb. Now steak is rarely ever on sale, and when it is, the meat just looks so sad, especially for $5.99-7.99/lb.
Maybe put the sodas, sugars, and chips back? Prices are at the highest right now but the. Again so is the average weight, diabetes, and obesity in Americans
That’s not why obesity is high in this country, we’re not eating junk. It’s bc everything is gmo and even carrots have traces of microplastic which does not digest well. Obesity has actually leveled in the US and it’s on the rise in other parts of the world.
No offense, but you should go to poor people or those who really know how to shop. Showing Whole Foods organic products, etc discounted this entire segment. Most of the populace who are struggling would never shop Whole Foods nicknamed “Whole Paycheck”! Go to the ethnic stores or poor neighborhood stores and large families to ask how do they do it?! And Costco( I also go there) you can’t get out without spending hundreds of dollars easily. And on top of that they raised their membership. Right now, I have a business executive membership with my siblings and kids on there. We spend and get a check that pays for our membership free to at the most 25./ year.
Costco in Hawai’i for case of bottle water is $6ish + $2ish bottle tax is added on too and then there’s still sales tax, all on receipt at check out 😭😩 Mainland Costco price better for water 😩
I get what they're trying to do but these aren't people anymore they don't feel fear they don't feel regret they don't feel compassion or anything they just are
@@Lillypad-ix7sv People are already eating out of the garbage thanks to Harris/Biden-flation. More people are in poverty today under Biden than under Trump or most of Obama's two terms. Inflation hit a 40+ year high, gas prices hit record highs, and credit card debt is at record highs. How could anyone like that?! Trump will get prices down by, among other things, bailing out farmers and ranchers who have been struggling with drought and disease, pressuring oil companies to increase refining capacity, and cutting burdensome regulations on oil and gas, which will drive the price of gas, natural gas, and electricity down. What will Harris do? Why hasn't the admin station done it already?
Vote blue if you don't want mega company ultra wealthy getting another tax break while polluting your water and shrinking products for record profits! Dump trump and truly make America great.
I pay less for groceries than I did under trump. I’m just referencing groceries alone. Not restaurants or fast food chains like McDonald’s, chipotle, etc.
@@bean6528 Oh please. More people died from the virus in 2021 under Biden than in 2020 under Trump and that was WITH the vaccine that the Trump administration fast-tracked. Biden wouldn't have stopped travel from China, so there would have been even more people who would have died in 2020 if Biden were president then. And since you probably don't know, grocery stores operate on a tiny 1-3% profit margin. Raising their taxes, like Harris wants to do, will only raise prices even further. Kroger's profit margin last year: Less than 1.4%.
How about making them affordable?
One good tip: Stop buying junk food!!!!!
Cheese it’s and goldfish 😮
What's groceries without junk food everything in moderation🤔👍
@@denisejohnson7260 if you are having trouble feeding your family financially, cut the junk and serve just one or two low costs items that are junk, then up the quality of the nutrition of meals.
Bulk sizes: 👍
Fresh vegetables-fruit:👍
Single servings:👎
Ready-made food:👎
You’re Paying More for Plastics. Plastic = convenience.
Convenience saves time but has the cost of money, health, and the environment.
If you're in the US or in Europe the other thing that will help with saving money is there is a discount grocery store called Aldi in I think most of the US states
Actually most states don’t have ALDI’S. A lot of states DO, however, have WinCo.
We have Grocery Outlet Bargain Market and WinCo here in NorCal. No Aldi.
Sacramento, California USA 🇺🇸
It is not inflation - it is corporate greed and price gouging.
There are people feeding a family of 4 for $75-$100 a week. It can be done. Will it all be organic, no. But it can be healthy and contain meat, fruits and vegetables.
Producers you surly must be joking with this segment LMFAOOOOO how about we talk about the grocery stores upping prices for profits and how THAT is the problem. Good grief. What is even happening to the news.
You might want to take a good look at your grocery store's balance sheet. Grocery stores operate on a tiny 1-3% profit margin, and most profit margins have gone down thanks to record inflation. Kroger's profit margin last year was just 1.33%, which is the lowest it has been since the aftermath of the 2008 recession. Even if your store makes as much in profit as it did in 2019, the buying power of that dollar isn't even 70% of what it used to be.
Single female…$40.00 a week…takes creativity…3 years ago $50.00 and I had really nice meals, bottle of wine from time to time and some convenience items. My grocery budget is $10.00/ wk less now ( insurance increases have to be found somewhere). Fortunately at 72 I only work 32 hrs a week so there is time for creative cooking and prep…The present grocery cost situation must be awful as well as frightening for families with children.
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I'm bewildered because I just turned 39 and lost my job. With $425K saved for an early retirement at 50, $10,000 in an HSA, and a property that might bring in an additional $200K in revenue, what passive income opportunities do I have?
It’s understandable to want a financial advisor at this stage... but perhaps putting off retirement for a little while could be the smarter move
I’m confused about whether to combine all my investment accounts into one. If I decide to do this, how should I go about it, and will there be any consequences I should be aware of? I also intend to sell my property, which could add an extra 200K overtime. Should I consolidate everything into one investment account, or diversify across several sectors?
These are important questions for a financial planner. I connected with mine at a NYSE summit, and with her help, my wife and I reallocated our 1.7M portfolio between a traditional IRA and a brokerage account. She’s been executing trades with our consent and has managed to recoup twice our crisis losses. We’re holding and cautiously navigating the market
That is impressive! my portfolio has remained stagnate. Who is guiding you please?
*Leah Foster Alderman*
You can search her online, she’s well known.
Shop your store’s loss leaders when you can. It’s those cheap items that get you in the door because they have expensive items being sold like lobster to make up for the cost. My one local grocery store’s loss leader is $1.39 a lb ground beef because Chilean sea bass is 21.99 a lb. I just saw the ground beef has been 1.39a lb for over a month and I just saw the price today. $1.39 a lb was the regular price for ground beef back in 2002 at select grocery stores.
What's the name of that store? Which state? 80/20 or 73/27? We haven't had ground beef at that price in over 15 years, and pretty much all the grocery stores in our area quit selling higher end fish and meat ever since inflation took off in the summer of 2021. They have a ton of frozen Chinese junk fish though :(
@@John-bs5ug Fresh world international grocery store. 93% lean and 83% lean. Virginia is the state but just the northern area. This store still sells high end meat and fish because they need to make up for the cheap items like ground beef.
@@xwrtk Yeah, that would make sense because here they'd lose their shirts if they offered 93% lean for that price. Here in Texas, we used to have a lot of dairy loss leaders like 27 cent for a dozen eggs, 99 cents for 1lb of butter, and 99 cents for a gallon of milk. We even had those prices in 2020, during the height of the pandemic, but now the sales are $1.99 for 18 eggs, 1.99-2.99/lb of butter, and between 1.99-2.49 for a gallon of milk. Ribeye, T-bone, and NY Strip steak would go on sale often for $4.99 and around Christmas, $3.99/lb. Now steak is rarely ever on sale, and when it is, the meat just looks so sad, especially for $5.99-7.99/lb.
Maybe put the sodas, sugars, and chips back? Prices are at the highest right now but the. Again so is the average weight, diabetes, and obesity in Americans
That’s not why obesity is high in this country, we’re not eating junk. It’s bc everything is gmo and even carrots have traces of microplastic which does not digest well.
Obesity has actually leveled in the US and it’s on the rise in other parts of the world.
No offense, but you should go to poor people or those who really know how to shop. Showing Whole Foods organic products, etc discounted this entire segment. Most of the populace who are struggling would never shop Whole Foods nicknamed “Whole Paycheck”!
Go to the ethnic stores or poor neighborhood stores and large families to ask how do they do it?! And Costco( I also go there) you can’t get out without spending hundreds of dollars easily. And on top of that they raised their membership. Right now, I have a business executive membership with my siblings and kids on there. We spend and get a check that pays for our membership free to at the most 25./ year.
Buy good quality food and learn to cook . Stop buying junk food!
We like The Grocery Outlet that we, of course, call The Used Food Store.
This is ridiculous they are laughing in our faces 😂😂
Right?!?! 😮
Water comes out of the faucet
Ah. Someone with basic common sense and critical thinking skills!
A rarity today, for sure!
i think bottle of water is the most wasteful and money waste ever
You needed that lady to say not to buy pre packed fruit. Yeah obviously doing yourself is cheaper.
Costco in Hawai’i for case of bottle water is $6ish + $2ish bottle tax is added on too and then there’s still sales tax, all on receipt at check out 😭😩 Mainland Costco price better for water 😩
They're up more than 20 percent
Here’s a tip. Don’t buy any food that comes in a box.
Groceries ain't even real food anymore... Cut the bs
We go to a natural spring in our area and fill our water containers for free.
You need to find a place to have it tested. If it passes, you're good.
Prep more, grow a garden if possible. It's about to be even worse.
I just bought cream cheese. Almost 8 bucks for a tub of it. No.
@@angelachanellehuang5663 I understand it is quite easy to make…whole milk and lemon juice…I think I will give it a try this week
How to save $ on buying junk food!????
20% not even close. More like 50%
I get what they're trying to do but these aren't people anymore they don't feel fear they don't feel regret they don't feel compassion or anything they just are
Thanks for sharing. We all need this information. Things are not looking so good particularly in Nigeria. I guess we can all do with this info. 🙏
Wow
Especially in cities like Albany Ga and Tampa Florida. They should give a stimulus.
They're already overstimulated.
Typical of your kind begging for more handouts.
Why?
Do you think you're the only ones having problems
Lets go brandon
Re-elect President Trump.
You’ll be eating out of the garbage if he’s reelected. You think he’ll do anything to help?
@@Lillypad-ix7sv People are already eating out of the garbage thanks to Harris/Biden-flation. More people are in poverty today under Biden than under Trump or most of Obama's two terms. Inflation hit a 40+ year high, gas prices hit record highs, and credit card debt is at record highs. How could anyone like that?! Trump will get prices down by, among other things, bailing out farmers and ranchers who have been struggling with drought and disease, pressuring oil companies to increase refining capacity, and cutting burdensome regulations on oil and gas, which will drive the price of gas, natural gas, and electricity down. What will Harris do? Why hasn't the admin station done it already?
Vote red ❤ then you will save on groceries
Vote blue if you don't want mega company ultra wealthy getting another tax break while polluting your water and shrinking products for record profits! Dump trump and truly make America great.
No thank you
I pay less for groceries than I did under trump. I’m just referencing groceries alone. Not restaurants or fast food chains like McDonald’s, chipotle, etc.
@Arijim33 if trump would have handled covid well we would not have tanked. Vote blue. They saved America
@@bean6528 Oh please. More people died from the virus in 2021 under Biden than in 2020 under Trump and that was WITH the vaccine that the Trump administration fast-tracked. Biden wouldn't have stopped travel from China, so there would have been even more people who would have died in 2020 if Biden were president then. And since you probably don't know, grocery stores operate on a tiny 1-3% profit margin. Raising their taxes, like Harris wants to do, will only raise prices even further. Kroger's profit margin last year: Less than 1.4%.
Eat bugs
Rice and beans for seniors
No thank you I can still afford to buy a steak now and then
Thanks to those Dems, it will be worse if people continue to supporting Kamala and those Dems.
Really? Then why do we have farm subsidies? Farm subsidies are supposed to be the reason why food should to be affordable. That is bipartisan.
Those darn Democrats
I will be voting Democrat again 2024
@@debbieframpton3857ok dimocrat
Hooe you like higher food prices@debbieframpton3857
How about letting voters decide elections, ever think of that ABC?
We do it's called voting
@@debbieframpton3857Hahaha 😂😂😂
Eat alot of rice
And beans
All the rich people are starting to look like the poor people....