Help with the food budget
Five on Your Side's Monica Laliberte helps consumers find ways to save on groceries.
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Grocery Cart Tracker
Worried about rising food prices? Compare local prices on popular items, now with new features for viewing prices over time!
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Learn how to save at warehouse clubs
Shop along with 5 on Your Side to find out how you can save on warehouse clubs that claim to offer big discounts.
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Coupon queen shows how to get paid to buy
Follow coupon-clipping queen Faye Prosser on shopping trip through CVS. She shows how to save big and even make money while buying everyday products.
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Gardeners plant seeds of sharing
Garden sharing helps communities eating more and eating healthier, local advocates say.
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Students' plants sold for bargain prices
For many of us, it is time to do some yard work, maybe plant flowers or a vegetable garden. However, most of us don't want to spend a lot of money these days. But there are ways to get great plants at bargain prices.
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Economic problems lead to more gardeners
The struggling economy, coupled with high energy and food prices, is pushing many people to grow their own food, instead of buying it.
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AniMeals program feeds pets of homebound seniors
The SPCA of Wake County and Resources for Seniors joined forces this week to offer AniMeals, a community-outreach program providing monthly allotments of pet food to seniors in need.
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Ministry helps cut food costs
At least seven Triangle churches take part in a discount grocery program. There are no rules to qualify, no applications to fill out and no obligations.
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Here to Help: Applying for food stamps
WRAL News has launched a new effort to bring you stories to help during a struggling economy, such as information on how to qualify and apply for food stamps.
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'Coupon Queen' shares saving tips
Faye Prosser, a professional coupon clipper, feeds her family of four for $55 a week.
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Warehouse clubs are a better bargain than grocery stores
5 on Your Side's Monica Laliberte went shopping to find out if warehouse clubs save money compared with grocery stores.
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Trim fat from your grocery bill
The food budget is a great place to cut spending, and it's an area where savings can add up over time without making major life adjustments.
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Share your tips for saving on food costs
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