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UK tip for cheap groceries (TL;DR - I got £10 worth of Iceland groceries for £2.50)

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UK tip for cheap groceries (TL;DR - I got £10 worth of Iceland groceries for £2.50)

A subreddit to share ideas on how to maximize savings to prepare for the future.

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UK tip for cheap groceries - £10 worth of Iceland food for £2.50 (London and Manchester only)

A subreddit to share ideas on how to maximize savings to prepare for the future.

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UK tip for cheap groceries - £10 worth of Iceland food for £2.50 (London and Manchester only)

Discuss and ask questions about personal finances, budgeting, income, retirement plans, insurance, investing, and frugality.

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Frugal tip - get £10 Iceland groceries for £2.50 (London and Manchester, UK)

Financial advice, frugality tips, stories, opportunities, and general guidance for people who are struggling financially. No Judgement, just advice!

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Tip for cheap groceries - £10 worth of Iceland food for £2.50 (London and Manchester only)

Here on r/budget, we are a community to share budgeting techniques, programs, ideas, and help others with questions. We are here to help, so ask away.

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Iceland groceries - pay £2.50 for £10 worth of food

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Tip for cheap groceries - New Lucky Dip bags at Iceland (London and Manchester only)