In the past month, Family Dollar said it will close nearly 1,000 stores and 99 Cents Only said it will go out of business.
Dollar stores across the country are making headlines. Both companies say inflation and shoplifting have contributed to this. The Dollar Tree just announced the new maximum price of items sold at Dollar Tree stores will be $7.So we’re busting out the hacks to shop better and save bigger at any dollar store. Shopping tip #1: Check the location before you leave.
Just take the price of the item, divided by the quantity. And check to make sure you can’t score a better deal somewhere else!Shopping tip #3: Look for name brands.If you’re looking at your grocery list and seeing a lot of name-brands, don’t worry! Dollar stores are carrying more name-brand products now than in the past. We saw major brands like Dawn, Tide, Colgate, Lysol, Folgers, etc. All in a range of sizes. Shopping tip #4: Know what to buy and not buy.
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