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Your fortune is getting reinvested (LOL). On a serious note, I buy on specials . For example Digestive biscuit (Mcvites) are often available at $2.99 at IGA where as normal prices in Wooly and COles is $4.50 excepting they throw the discount. Milk is same price. Potato is cheaper at IGA, Eggs are cheaper by $2 each carton. Yoghurt is often cheaper at IGA than Coles/W. Dish Washing powder I buy from Red Dots but washing rinse from IGA. Other stuff excepting vegetables (often come from Asian shops to my home any way) are dearer both in IGA and Woolies. Coffee and Tea- not a daily item so buy when it is reduced at IGA. So smart shopping is the key to reinvest the fortune on IGA shares

[QUOTE="Miner, post: 1203222, member: 8351"] Your fortune is getting reinvested (LOL). On a serious note, I buy on specials . For example Digestive biscuit (Mcvites) are often available at $2.99 at IGA where as normal prices in Wooly and COles is $4.50 excepting they throw the discount. Milk is same price. Potato is cheaper at IGA, Eggs are cheaper by $2 each carton. Yoghurt is often cheaper at IGA than Coles/W. Dish Washing powder I buy from Red Dots but washing rinse from IGA. Other stuff excepting vegetables (often come from Asian shops to my home any way) are dearer both in IGA and Woolies. Coffee and Tea- not a daily item so buy when it is reduced at IGA. So smart shopping is the key to reinvest the fortune on IGA shares [/QUOTE]

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