Don’t forget, when you are out if a store is sold out of an item that you wanted to purchase, grab a rain check at customer service. Rain checks will help you make sure you don’t miss out on great deals!
A rain check is a paper slip, allowing you to go back and purchase the item later for the sale price. Keep in mind that rain checks expire at different times at different stores, so pay attention to the expiration date.
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When Beth went from the busy world of Marketing to the even busier world of SAHM, she refocused her energy into her family and their very tight budget. Challenging herself to live within their means, while still enjoying the finer things in life, she cut her family's grocery budget to $50/week. Now she shares her recipes, deals, tips, and more at In Good Cents to help other families enjoy life too, regardless of their budget!
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FYI, Target apparently has a policy against giving rainchecks for any food items, as I found out three weeks ago.