"Could cybercriminals be infiltrating your bank account or stealing your identity right now? Here’s how to find out if your phone is under attack." Comment from Readers Digest
I've often wondered about how to check my phone. Now I know. Check out the article if you want to know too.
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"If you’re trying to figure out how to save money on groceries, you need to shop smart. Start by avoiding shrinkflation—when product sizes decrease, but their prices don’t—a sneaky tactic brands hope you don’t notice. You can avoid shrinkflation with the help of websites like Mouse Print, that advocate for consumers. Get familiar with grocery store secrets and supermarket tricks to conserve cash. And finally, save up to half off your total bill by simply avoiding the steep markup on certain items, including the ones listed below." Comment from Readers Digest
I need to pay more attention to this article because I am doing everything wrong. Not a good frugalista thing to do!
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"Ever tossed out milk the second it hit its “Sell By” date, only to later wonder if you just poured money down the drain? You’re not alone. Food expiration date labels are confusing on purpose (well, almost). The truth is, most dates are about quality, not safety. And knowing the difference between “Best By,” “Use By,” and “Sell By” can save you a small fortune over time. Let’s decode the mystery so you can waste less, save more, and maybe even brag about your grocery smarts." Comment from Everyday Cheapskate
That is exactly what I was thinking yesterday when I threw away almost a full bottle of milk. I'd love to get educated on this since I throw away so much. Could this be a food industry ploy to get you to spend more money?
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And here is another article . . .
What Best-By Dates Really Mean, According to Food Scientists
Click here to go to the Martha Stewart.com article.
