Onward to November's Food Spending report......
Here are my FOOD BUDGET spending totals for NOVEMBER 2021.
I have posted November's totals on the Total Grocery Savings Page located HERE and have updated the Totals there.
I am listing subtotals for each store I purchased from in November. If you aren't interested in that much detail, just skip to the bottom for the Totals Sum. My spending includes Food, Toiletries/HBA, Cleaning Products, Paper Goods & tax where applicable. We are a family of 4(2-3 eating at home this month). No "kids" under 25.
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CVS
RITE-AID
OOP $0.00
Qs/Ads/BC/Gift Cards $2,018.33
Savings 100%
WALMART
OOP $64.89
Value $276.36
Savings 76.52%
Value $121.90
Savings 31.44%
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My best 3 Store Savings Totals were Rite-Aid at 100%, CVS at 95.44% and Walmart at 76.52%.
I shopped at 7 different stores in November.
TOTAL Spent in November.................$200.21
TOTAL Out of Pocket for November w/R-A..............$200.21
TOTAL Value of Items Purchased w/Rite-Aid...$2,537.80
TOTAL Savings with Rite-Aid items....................92.11%
This closes out the November food/toiletries spending.
THOUGHTS & COMMENTS for this month.....It was a GREAT lower spending month! Spent almost half of what I usually shoot for so I am pleased.
The monthly food spending savings percentage went UP by 22.70% in November 2021 to 92.11% compared to the October's 69.41% savings average. Rite-Aid Black Friday sales always skew my percentages in November. Go me! ;-)
With 11 months accounted for, I have spent a Year-To-Date Total of $3,472.74 on food/toiletries in 2021.
2020 Yearly Grand Total Spent....................$3,472.74
The average per month amount spent is $315.70 in 2021 so far.
LOOKING AHEAD To December 2021.......
* Do you track your yearly food spending? It's really not that hard or time consuming; just have your receipts and either track it in a notebook or on a spreadsheet.
* What was your savings percentage buying on sale and/or with coupons vs. buying at regular retail price last month, if you track that sort of thing?
* What are your methods for keeping your food spending in check?
Is anyone out there up for tracking expenditures and trying to spend less but still eat well?
Sluggy
