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Did you know that the recession causes more people to look for shopping discounts? The recession is on everyone’s mind at the moment, with unemployment at record highs, the housing market collapsing and high street prices on the rise. Shoppers in the UK are being that little bit more careful with their money as they just don’t have as much of it to go around as before. The whole world has been hit by the recession; it’s hard to find anyone who hasn’t felt the pinch of the past year. Nowadays many are finding that a change of shopping habits are needed to secure the best discounts and ensure value for money. Because of this, shoppers aren’t willing to pay the high street prices on offer for goods without shopping around first. Shoppers have become shrewder and are constantly on the lookout for discounts and rewards to reduce their shopping bill, or to get more for their money. Shoppers look for discounts and rewards wherever they can find them, from magazines to websites and offers inside the shops themselves. Offers such as buy-one-get-one-free and bulk discounts lure shoppers into spending more money than they perhaps had previously planned, but with the discounts and rewards received they’re happy with their purchases. Despite the recession, shoppers are still willing to spend money in the high street so long as they believe they are getting a good deal; various discounts and rewards on offer allow shoppers to get the deals they’re looking for and make their money go further.
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