STOCK UP NOW FOR NEXT VALENTINE'S DAY
February 18th 2010 12:20
As frugal market contrarians, we recommend that everyone who
anticipates giving a Valentine's Day gift next year, to stock up
now for next year.
Right now, all those big box stores, supermarkets, pharmacy chains
and card stores out there in retail land want to move all their
Valentine's Day themed products out the door. That of course
means sale prices of up to 75 percent off of what you would
have paid last week.
Flowers of course ate perishable and out of the bargain hunters'
equation but candy, cards, and assorted V-Day paraphernalia
are in play.
The best place to store chocolate candy is in the freezer for the
long-term, lacking that, a cool place out of direct sunlight will do.
Have fun reaping the V-Day bargains on store shelves this week.
Consider it an investment not only in saving money you anticipate
spending in the future but an investment in your relationship with the
special someone in your life as well.
anticipates giving a Valentine's Day gift next year, to stock up
now for next year.
Right now, all those big box stores, supermarkets, pharmacy chains
and card stores out there in retail land want to move all their
Valentine's Day themed products out the door. That of course
means sale prices of up to 75 percent off of what you would
have paid last week.
Flowers of course ate perishable and out of the bargain hunters'
equation but candy, cards, and assorted V-Day paraphernalia
are in play.
The best place to store chocolate candy is in the freezer for the
long-term, lacking that, a cool place out of direct sunlight will do.
Have fun reaping the V-Day bargains on store shelves this week.
Consider it an investment not only in saving money you anticipate
spending in the future but an investment in your relationship with the
special someone in your life as well.
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