3 Easy Steps To Cut Your Food Costs For Life

This video is about the one fundamental change I HAD to make to start managing my food costs, plus the three-step strategy it enabled me to apply for long-term grocery budget control. 📢 Become a @grocerydad member today and get a bunch of nice perks while supporting the channel to spread the smart shopping message: https://www.youtube.com/@grocerydad/join 💖 Get the Grocery Dad newsletter FREE: https://bit.ly/3FaNECL 🛒 These are YOUR must-have weekly groceries: https://youtu.be/J0DSerxkero ⚡Shop my favorite kitchen essentials on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/shop/grocerydad 0:00 - Intro 0:45 - How much you could be spending 1:43 - Start meal planning 2:05 - Buy store brands 2:34 - Shop the perimeter 3:18 - The grocery savings "trump card" 3:48 - Three specific steps 3:58 - Derive your current spend 4:53 - Define your budgeting goal 5:58 - Your choice, budgeting or health? 6:36 - Direct your efforts to hit your goal 8:59 - Outro THE NUMBERS Numbers based on a single person buying groceries for 50 years, and a family of four based on two single people buying for ten years each, then two adults plus two children for 20 year, then two adults only for the final 20 years. Using the USDA "moderate to liberal budget" spending figures: 1. Single Person: Approx. $596,594 in today’s US dollars (adjusted for inflation). 2. Family of Four, assuming • First 10 years (two single adults): $1,000/month. • Next 20 years (family of four): $1,500/month. • Final 20 years (two adults): $1,050/month. Total: $929,157 in today’s US dollars (adjusted for inflation). Moving TOWARDS your goals vs. AVOIDING your fears: https://youtu.be/u2jQHtAvtdc?si=BIznb211_b4d8EBz DISCLAIMER This post contains affiliate links. If you click and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting my channel!