When grocery shopping, savvy shoppers usually try to get the best value out of each dollar.

But one Woolworths customer has come under fire for an eye-watering $724 grocery haul that has left many people questioning their spending habits.

Woolworths shopper spent $724 on her moving house grocery haul. Image source: TikTok/Em Lucin.

Em Lucin shared a video of her incredibly long receipt that revealed a whole range of spreads, sweets, snacks, and pantry staples. She even showed off several kitchen essentials, including frying pans and utensils, a large bottle of Italian sparkling water, a large pack of Finish dishwashing tablets–that typically retails for $54–and some FemFresh intimate wash.

You can find her video below:

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Lucin explained the reason for the haul, saying, 'We just moved houses, and if you are moving too, just be aware that this s*** is expensive.'

Her post was met with outrage from social media users who were left shocked by the amount spent. Many accused her of flaunting her wealth, with one user writing:

‘Imagine having such a disposable income that you can spend $730 like it’s nothing. That’s so much, right now I’m living pay cheque to pay cheque.’

Other users pointed out how Lucin mainly bought expensive, brand-name items rather than cheaper alternatives.

‘Groceries are definitely expensive but a huge part of your problem here is buying everything branded,’ one user said.

‘You could have saved at least $100 if you went store brand over name brand,’ another user added.

Some users defended the shopper by claiming people should be allowed to spend money as they see fit. ‘Why is everyone always judging about the amount spent? Why do people always judge?’ one wrote.

‘She knew she could afford it, otherwise she wouldn’t have done it,’ the same user added.

Moving Expenses and How to Minimise Them

Packing up and relocating to a new home can be a financial burden. Charged with a whirlwind of service fees–such as removalist fees, cleaning fees, and connecting utilities fees–moving has never been easy on the pocket. If you have plans to move soon (maybe closer to your grandkids?), here are some dollar-saving tips for you!

To start, declutter your things before you move. Lightening your load can make a significant difference. There may be things you have not used in a decade, know when to let them go.

Next is to hire professionals but be smart about it. Compare quotes and ask for discounts. Or, ask help from family or willing neighbours and save some serious bucks.

Now when it comes to restocking your pantry, don’t feel like you have to do it all in one go. It’s okay to start slow. Even your grocery shopping could be a phased process. Maximise usage of discount coupons and bulk deals on raw goods with longer shelf-life, such as rice and lentils. You can find other tips for budget-friendly grocery shopping here!

While the total expenses might still give you heartache, with a bit of planning and elbow grease, you can significantly cut corners to make shopping a less daunting financial challenge.

Key Takeaways

• A Woolworths shopper spent an enormous $724 on a grocery haul after a recent house move.
• The shopper faced criticism from many social media users who felt she was flaunting her high disposable income.
• Critics suggested she could have saved substantial money by purchasing non-branded items.
• However, others defended her right to spend her money as she wished, arguing she wouldn't have spent such an amount if she couldn't afford to do so.

What do you think of this shopper’s $724 grocery haul? Do you have tips on how to save money while shopping? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

 

[DotB]

When grocery shopping, savvy shoppers usually try to get the best value out of each dollar.

But one Woolworths customer has come under fire for an eye-watering $724 grocery haul that has left many people questioning their spending habits.

View attachment 27470

Woolworths shopper spent $724 on her moving house grocery haul. Image source: TikTok/Em Lucin.

Em Lucin shared a video of her incredibly long receipt that revealed a whole range of spreads, sweets, snacks, and pantry staples. She even showed off several kitchen essentials, including frying pans and utensils, a large bottle of Italian sparkling water, a large pack of Finish dishwashing tablets–that typically retails for $54–and some FemFresh intimate wash.

You can find her video below:

​

Lucin explained the reason for the haul, saying, 'We just moved houses, and if you are moving too, just be aware that this s*** is expensive.'

Her post was met with outrage from social media users who were left shocked by the amount spent. Many accused her of flaunting her wealth, with one user writing:

‘Imagine having such a disposable income that you can spend $730 like it’s nothing. That’s so much, right now I’m living pay cheque to pay cheque.’

Other users pointed out how Lucin mainly bought expensive, brand-name items rather than cheaper alternatives.

‘Groceries are definitely expensive but a huge part of your problem here is buying everything branded,’ one user said.

‘You could have saved at least $100 if you went store brand over name brand,’ another user added.

Some users defended the shopper by claiming people should be allowed to spend money as they see fit. ‘Why is everyone always judging about the amount spent? Why do people always judge?’ one wrote.

‘She knew she could afford it, otherwise she wouldn’t have done it,’ the same user added.

Moving Expenses and How to Minimise Them

Packing up and relocating to a new home can be a financial burden. Charged with a whirlwind of service fees–such as removalist fees, cleaning fees, and connecting utilities fees–moving has never been easy on the pocket. If you have plans to move soon (maybe closer to your grandkids?), here are some dollar-saving tips for you!

To start, declutter your things before you move. Lightening your load can make a significant difference. There may be things you have not used in a decade, know when to let them go.

Next is to hire professionals but be smart about it. Compare quotes and ask for discounts. Or, ask help from family or willing neighbours and save some serious bucks.

Now when it comes to restocking your pantry, don’t feel like you have to do it all in one go. It’s okay to start slow. Even your grocery shopping could be a phased process. Maximise usage of discount coupons and bulk deals on raw goods with longer shelf-life, such as rice and lentils. You can find other tips for budget-friendly grocery shopping here!

While the total expenses might still give you heartache, with a bit of planning and elbow grease, you can significantly cut corners to make shopping a less daunting financial challenge.

Key Takeaways

• A Woolworths shopper spent an enormous $724 on a grocery haul after a recent house move.
• The shopper faced criticism from many social media users who felt she was flaunting her high disposable income.
• Critics suggested she could have saved substantial money by purchasing non-branded items.
• However, others defended her right to spend her money as she wished, arguing she wouldn't have spent such an amount if she couldn't afford to do so.

What do you think of this shopper’s $724 grocery haul? Do you have tips on how to save money while shopping? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

If people can afford to spend their own money ,and can afford it good for them ,you Live with in your means ,

 

[SALyn]

I have to wonder why the lady in question thought to publicize the cost of her groceries if not to spark a debate like this?

 

[Singomate]

When grocery shopping, savvy shoppers usually try to get the best value out of each dollar.

But one Woolworths customer has come under fire for an eye-watering $724 grocery haul that has left many people questioning their spending habits.

View attachment 27470

Woolworths shopper spent $724 on her moving house grocery haul. Image source: TikTok/Em Lucin.

Em Lucin shared a video of her incredibly long receipt that revealed a whole range of spreads, sweets, snacks, and pantry staples. She even showed off several kitchen essentials, including frying pans and utensils, a large bottle of Italian sparkling water, a large pack of Finish dishwashing tablets–that typically retails for $54–and some FemFresh intimate wash.

You can find her video below:

​

Lucin explained the reason for the haul, saying, 'We just moved houses, and if you are moving too, just be aware that this s*** is expensive.'

Her post was met with outrage from social media users who were left shocked by the amount spent. Many accused her of flaunting her wealth, with one user writing:

‘Imagine having such a disposable income that you can spend $730 like it’s nothing. That’s so much, right now I’m living pay cheque to pay cheque.’

Other users pointed out how Lucin mainly bought expensive, brand-name items rather than cheaper alternatives.

‘Groceries are definitely expensive but a huge part of your problem here is buying everything branded,’ one user said.

‘You could have saved at least $100 if you went store brand over name brand,’ another user added.

Some users defended the shopper by claiming people should be allowed to spend money as they see fit. ‘Why is everyone always judging about the amount spent? Why do people always judge?’ one wrote.

‘She knew she could afford it, otherwise she wouldn’t have done it,’ the same user added.

Moving Expenses and How to Minimise Them

Packing up and relocating to a new home can be a financial burden. Charged with a whirlwind of service fees–such as removalist fees, cleaning fees, and connecting utilities fees–moving has never been easy on the pocket. If you have plans to move soon (maybe closer to your grandkids?), here are some dollar-saving tips for you!

To start, declutter your things before you move. Lightening your load can make a significant difference. There may be things you have not used in a decade, know when to let them go.

Next is to hire professionals but be smart about it. Compare quotes and ask for discounts. Or, ask help from family or willing neighbours and save some serious bucks.

Now when it comes to restocking your pantry, don’t feel like you have to do it all in one go. It’s okay to start slow. Even your grocery shopping could be a phased process. Maximise usage of discount coupons and bulk deals on raw goods with longer shelf-life, such as rice and lentils. You can find other tips for budget-friendly grocery shopping here!

While the total expenses might still give you heartache, with a bit of planning and elbow grease, you can significantly cut corners to make shopping a less daunting financial challenge.

Key Takeaways

• A Woolworths shopper spent an enormous $724 on a grocery haul after a recent house move.
• The shopper faced criticism from many social media users who felt she was flaunting her high disposable income.
• Critics suggested she could have saved substantial money by purchasing non-branded items.
• However, others defended her right to spend her money as she wished, arguing she wouldn't have spent such an amount if she couldn't afford to do so.

What do you think of this shopper’s $724 grocery haul? Do you have tips on how to save money while shopping? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

Ho humm

 

[Big M]

I cannot cope with people putting their shopping on line!!! What is wrong with this woman- does she think I am vaguely interested?

 

[Yvonne C.]

If you can afford it, go ahead and good luck to you, but please don't flaunt it in front of those who can't (especially those of us on pensions!).

 

[leeber59]

When grocery shopping, savvy shoppers usually try to get the best value out of each dollar.

But one Woolworths customer has come under fire for an eye-watering $724 grocery haul that has left many people questioning their spending habits.

View attachment 27470

Woolworths shopper spent $724 on her moving house grocery haul. Image source: TikTok/Em Lucin.

Em Lucin shared a video of her incredibly long receipt that revealed a whole range of spreads, sweets, snacks, and pantry staples. She even showed off several kitchen essentials, including frying pans and utensils, a large bottle of Italian sparkling water, a large pack of Finish dishwashing tablets–that typically retails for $54–and some FemFresh intimate wash.

You can find her video below:

​

Lucin explained the reason for the haul, saying, 'We just moved houses, and if you are moving too, just be aware that this s*** is expensive.'

Her post was met with outrage from social media users who were left shocked by the amount spent. Many accused her of flaunting her wealth, with one user writing:

‘Imagine having such a disposable income that you can spend $730 like it’s nothing. That’s so much, right now I’m living pay cheque to pay cheque.’

Other users pointed out how Lucin mainly bought expensive, brand-name items rather than cheaper alternatives.

‘Groceries are definitely expensive but a huge part of your problem here is buying everything branded,’ one user said.

‘You could have saved at least $100 if you went store brand over name brand,’ another user added.

Some users defended the shopper by claiming people should be allowed to spend money as they see fit. ‘Why is everyone always judging about the amount spent? Why do people always judge?’ one wrote.

‘She knew she could afford it, otherwise she wouldn’t have done it,’ the same user added.

Moving Expenses and How to Minimise Them

Packing up and relocating to a new home can be a financial burden. Charged with a whirlwind of service fees–such as removalist fees, cleaning fees, and connecting utilities fees–moving has never been easy on the pocket. If you have plans to move soon (maybe closer to your grandkids?), here are some dollar-saving tips for you!

To start, declutter your things before you move. Lightening your load can make a significant difference. There may be things you have not used in a decade, know when to let them go.

Next is to hire professionals but be smart about it. Compare quotes and ask for discounts. Or, ask help from family or willing neighbours and save some serious bucks.

Now when it comes to restocking your pantry, don’t feel like you have to do it all in one go. It’s okay to start slow. Even your grocery shopping could be a phased process. Maximise usage of discount coupons and bulk deals on raw goods with longer shelf-life, such as rice and lentils. You can find other tips for budget-friendly grocery shopping here!

While the total expenses might still give you heartache, with a bit of planning and elbow grease, you can significantly cut corners to make shopping a less daunting financial challenge.

Key Takeaways

• A Woolworths shopper spent an enormous $724 on a grocery haul after a recent house move.
• The shopper faced criticism from many social media users who felt she was flaunting her high disposable income.
• Critics suggested she could have saved substantial money by purchasing non-branded items.
• However, others defended her right to spend her money as she wished, arguing she wouldn't have spent such an amount if she couldn't afford to do so.

What do you think of this shopper’s $724 grocery haul? Do you have tips on how to save money while shopping? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

We have started comparing prices between Woolworths, Coles and Aldi before we leave the house. Sometimes even while we are shopping I will jump online. Most of our shopping these days has to have a special tickets wirh a decent save. Don't fall for the multi buys

 

[JayEeGeeP]

If she flaunts her shopping receipt then she can expect criticism, why even do that if not for attention.

 

[mylittletibbies]

Just another attention seeking twit, what makes her think anybody gives a hoot what she spent

 

[ElizaKaye]

I can't think what Woolworths are doing. Their tin apple (good brand - not W brand). (The W brand had too many additives, but they don't seem to be selling it any more). The small tin has increased to $4 per tin (used to be a bit over $2) and the larger size (I think nearly twice as muach as the small size) is $5 per tin. We can still get the smaller tin at Aldi for $2 per tin without most of the extra additives. .

 

[kenrconn]

When grocery shopping, savvy shoppers usually try to get the best value out of each dollar.

But one Woolworths customer has come under fire for an eye-watering $724 grocery haul that has left many people questioning their spending habits.

View attachment 27470

Woolworths shopper spent $724 on her moving house grocery haul. Image source: TikTok/Em Lucin.

Em Lucin shared a video of her incredibly long receipt that revealed a whole range of spreads, sweets, snacks, and pantry staples. She even showed off several kitchen essentials, including frying pans and utensils, a large bottle of Italian sparkling water, a large pack of Finish dishwashing tablets–that typically retails for $54–and some FemFresh intimate wash.

You can find her video below:

​

Lucin explained the reason for the haul, saying, 'We just moved houses, and if you are moving too, just be aware that this s*** is expensive.'

Her post was met with outrage from social media users who were left shocked by the amount spent. Many accused her of flaunting her wealth, with one user writing:

‘Imagine having such a disposable income that you can spend $730 like it’s nothing. That’s so much, right now I’m living pay cheque to pay cheque.’

Other users pointed out how Lucin mainly bought expensive, brand-name items rather than cheaper alternatives.

‘Groceries are definitely expensive but a huge part of your problem here is buying everything branded,’ one user said.

‘You could have saved at least $100 if you went store brand over name brand,’ another user added.

Some users defended the shopper by claiming people should be allowed to spend money as they see fit. ‘Why is everyone always judging about the amount spent? Why do people always judge?’ one wrote.

‘She knew she could afford it, otherwise she wouldn’t have done it,’ the same user added.

Moving Expenses and How to Minimise Them

Packing up and relocating to a new home can be a financial burden. Charged with a whirlwind of service fees–such as removalist fees, cleaning fees, and connecting utilities fees–moving has never been easy on the pocket. If you have plans to move soon (maybe closer to your grandkids?), here are some dollar-saving tips for you!

To start, declutter your things before you move. Lightening your load can make a significant difference. There may be things you have not used in a decade, know when to let them go.

Next is to hire professionals but be smart about it. Compare quotes and ask for discounts. Or, ask help from family or willing neighbours and save some serious bucks.

Now when it comes to restocking your pantry, don’t feel like you have to do it all in one go. It’s okay to start slow. Even your grocery shopping could be a phased process. Maximise usage of discount coupons and bulk deals on raw goods with longer shelf-life, such as rice and lentils. You can find other tips for budget-friendly grocery shopping here!

While the total expenses might still give you heartache, with a bit of planning and elbow grease, you can significantly cut corners to make shopping a less daunting financial challenge.

Key Takeaways

• A Woolworths shopper spent an enormous $724 on a grocery haul after a recent house move.
• The shopper faced criticism from many social media users who felt she was flaunting her high disposable income.
• Critics suggested she could have saved substantial money by purchasing non-branded items.
• However, others defended her right to spend her money as she wished, arguing she wouldn't have spent such an amount if she couldn't afford to do so.

What do you think of this shopper’s $724 grocery haul? Do you have tips on how to save money while shopping? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

I was waiting for the catch line that stated it only cost her an amount much lower that $724. It wasn’t there so if she could afford it, what’s it all about?
it doesn’t bother me how more “well off” people spend their money and i wouldn’t usually have read the article but I was looking for the catch.

 

[KiwiTrish]

When grocery shopping, savvy shoppers usually try to get the best value out of each dollar.

But one Woolworths customer has come under fire for an eye-watering $724 grocery haul that has left many people questioning their spending habits.

View attachment 27470

Woolworths shopper spent $724 on her moving house grocery haul. Image source: TikTok/Em Lucin.

Em Lucin shared a video of her incredibly long receipt that revealed a whole range of spreads, sweets, snacks, and pantry staples. She even showed off several kitchen essentials, including frying pans and utensils, a large bottle of Italian sparkling water, a large pack of Finish dishwashing tablets–that typically retails for $54–and some FemFresh intimate wash.

You can find her video below:

​

Lucin explained the reason for the haul, saying, 'We just moved houses, and if you are moving too, just be aware that this s*** is expensive.'

Her post was met with outrage from social media users who were left shocked by the amount spent. Many accused her of flaunting her wealth, with one user writing:

‘Imagine having such a disposable income that you can spend $730 like it’s nothing. That’s so much, right now I’m living pay cheque to pay cheque.’

Other users pointed out how Lucin mainly bought expensive, brand-name items rather than cheaper alternatives.

‘Groceries are definitely expensive but a huge part of your problem here is buying everything branded,’ one user said.

‘You could have saved at least $100 if you went store brand over name brand,’ another user added.

Some users defended the shopper by claiming people should be allowed to spend money as they see fit. ‘Why is everyone always judging about the amount spent? Why do people always judge?’ one wrote.

‘She knew she could afford it, otherwise she wouldn’t have done it,’ the same user added.

Moving Expenses and How to Minimise Them

Packing up and relocating to a new home can be a financial burden. Charged with a whirlwind of service fees–such as removalist fees, cleaning fees, and connecting utilities fees–moving has never been easy on the pocket. If you have plans to move soon (maybe closer to your grandkids?), here are some dollar-saving tips for you!

To start, declutter your things before you move. Lightening your load can make a significant difference. There may be things you have not used in a decade, know when to let them go.

Next is to hire professionals but be smart about it. Compare quotes and ask for discounts. Or, ask help from family or willing neighbours and save some serious bucks.

Now when it comes to restocking your pantry, don’t feel like you have to do it all in one go. It’s okay to start slow. Even your grocery shopping could be a phased process. Maximise usage of discount coupons and bulk deals on raw goods with longer shelf-life, such as rice and lentils. You can find other tips for budget-friendly grocery shopping here!

While the total expenses might still give you heartache, with a bit of planning and elbow grease, you can significantly cut corners to make shopping a less daunting financial challenge.

Key Takeaways

• A Woolworths shopper spent an enormous $724 on a grocery haul after a recent house move.
• The shopper faced criticism from many social media users who felt she was flaunting her high disposable income.
• Critics suggested she could have saved substantial money by purchasing non-branded items.
• However, others defended her right to spend her money as she wished, arguing she wouldn't have spent such an amount if she couldn't afford to do so.

What do you think of this shopper’s $724 grocery haul? Do you have tips on how to save money while shopping? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

Her business if she can afford it it’s none of our business good on her

 

[Jennylolo]

so what! Depends how long she had left shopping, and sometimes things run out at once, But why does she need to tell us. Shifting house isn't the reason for this spend- could be anytime
I know a family of 8 who can spend $400 in food alone a week without anything else and she goes for the cheapest of everything.

 

[Mikeyboy2012]

When grocery shopping, savvy shoppers usually try to get the best value out of each dollar.

But one Woolworths customer has come under fire for an eye-watering $724 grocery haul that has left many people questioning their spending habits.

View attachment 27470

Woolworths shopper spent $724 on her moving house grocery haul. Image source: TikTok/Em Lucin.

Em Lucin shared a video of her incredibly long receipt that revealed a whole range of spreads, sweets, snacks, and pantry staples. She even showed off several kitchen essentials, including frying pans and utensils, a large bottle of Italian sparkling water, a large pack of Finish dishwashing tablets–that typically retails for $54–and some FemFresh intimate wash.

You can find her video below:

​

Lucin explained the reason for the haul, saying, 'We just moved houses, and if you are moving too, just be aware that this s*** is expensive.'

Her post was met with outrage from social media users who were left shocked by the amount spent. Many accused her of flaunting her wealth, with one user writing:

‘Imagine having such a disposable income that you can spend $730 like it’s nothing. That’s so much, right now I’m living pay cheque to pay cheque.’

Other users pointed out how Lucin mainly bought expensive, brand-name items rather than cheaper alternatives.

‘Groceries are definitely expensive but a huge part of your problem here is buying everything branded,’ one user said.

‘You could have saved at least $100 if you went store brand over name brand,’ another user added.

Some users defended the shopper by claiming people should be allowed to spend money as they see fit. ‘Why is everyone always judging about the amount spent? Why do people always judge?’ one wrote.

‘She knew she could afford it, otherwise she wouldn’t have done it,’ the same user added.

Moving Expenses and How to Minimise Them

Packing up and relocating to a new home can be a financial burden. Charged with a whirlwind of service fees–such as removalist fees, cleaning fees, and connecting utilities fees–moving has never been easy on the pocket. If you have plans to move soon (maybe closer to your grandkids?), here are some dollar-saving tips for you!

To start, declutter your things before you move. Lightening your load can make a significant difference. There may be things you have not used in a decade, know when to let them go.

Next is to hire professionals but be smart about it. Compare quotes and ask for discounts. Or, ask help from family or willing neighbours and save some serious bucks.

Now when it comes to restocking your pantry, don’t feel like you have to do it all in one go. It’s okay to start slow. Even your grocery shopping could be a phased process. Maximise usage of discount coupons and bulk deals on raw goods with longer shelf-life, such as rice and lentils. You can find other tips for budget-friendly grocery shopping here!

While the total expenses might still give you heartache, with a bit of planning and elbow grease, you can significantly cut corners to make shopping a less daunting financial challenge.

Key Takeaways

• A Woolworths shopper spent an enormous $724 on a grocery haul after a recent house move.
• The shopper faced criticism from many social media users who felt she was flaunting her high disposable income.
• Critics suggested she could have saved substantial money by purchasing non-branded items.
• However, others defended her right to spend her money as she wished, arguing she wouldn't have spent such an amount if she couldn't afford to do so.

What do you think of this shopper’s $724 grocery haul? Do you have tips on how to save money while shopping? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

I don't care what she does or what she spends, but why the hell does she have to share this with the world? Even more concerning....why do people watch this rubbish and feed it? Nobodies doing nothing and getting paid by sponsors for it? Seriously!

There are too many dumb, entitled nobodies getting paid for doing nothing, whilst talented, hardworking people struggle....and it's all the fault of mindless people who follow these "influencers" and give them a platform. Without social media, they would have no "fame" and have to work for their money, like everyone else.

Oh yes, stocking a new home is very expensive, because you basically need everything. I gather that she didn't move locally, otherwise she would have brought a lot of household goods with her......or was she too lazy?

She loves the expensive brands, which cost a lot more. All funded by "influencer" sponsors, thanks to her followers. Living the dream, paid for by others.

 

[Littleboy8]

If you can afford it, go ahead and good luck to you, but please don't flaunt it in front of those who can't (especially those of us on pensions!)

 

[Janice McKay]

When grocery shopping, savvy shoppers usually try to get the best value out of each dollar.

But one Woolworths customer has come under fire for an eye-watering $724 grocery haul that has left many people questioning their spending habits.

View attachment 27470

Woolworths shopper spent $724 on her moving house grocery haul. Image source: TikTok/Em Lucin.

Em Lucin shared a video of her incredibly long receipt that revealed a whole range of spreads, sweets, snacks, and pantry staples. She even showed off several kitchen essentials, including frying pans and utensils, a large bottle of Italian sparkling water, a large pack of Finish dishwashing tablets–that typically retails for $54–and some FemFresh intimate wash.

You can find her video below:

​

Lucin explained the reason for the haul, saying, 'We just moved houses, and if you are moving too, just be aware that this s*** is expensive.'

Her post was met with outrage from social media users who were left shocked by the amount spent. Many accused her of flaunting her wealth, with one user writing:

‘Imagine having such a disposable income that you can spend $730 like it’s nothing. That’s so much, right now I’m living pay cheque to pay cheque.’

Other users pointed out how Lucin mainly bought expensive, brand-name items rather than cheaper alternatives.

‘Groceries are definitely expensive but a huge part of your problem here is buying everything branded,’ one user said.

‘You could have saved at least $100 if you went store brand over name brand,’ another user added.

Some users defended the shopper by claiming people should be allowed to spend money as they see fit. ‘Why is everyone always judging about the amount spent? Why do people always judge?’ one wrote.

‘She knew she could afford it, otherwise she wouldn’t have done it,’ the same user added.

Moving Expenses and How to Minimise Them

Packing up and relocating to a new home can be a financial burden. Charged with a whirlwind of service fees–such as removalist fees, cleaning fees, and connecting utilities fees–moving has never been easy on the pocket. If you have plans to move soon (maybe closer to your grandkids?), here are some dollar-saving tips for you!

To start, declutter your things before you move. Lightening your load can make a significant difference. There may be things you have not used in a decade, know when to let them go.

Next is to hire professionals but be smart about it. Compare quotes and ask for discounts. Or, ask help from family or willing neighbours and save some serious bucks.

Now when it comes to restocking your pantry, don’t feel like you have to do it all in one go. It’s okay to start slow. Even your grocery shopping could be a phased process. Maximise usage of discount coupons and bulk deals on raw goods with longer shelf-life, such as rice and lentils. You can find other tips for budget-friendly grocery shopping here!

While the total expenses might still give you heartache, with a bit of planning and elbow grease, you can significantly cut corners to make shopping a less daunting financial challenge.

Key Takeaways

• A Woolworths shopper spent an enormous $724 on a grocery haul after a recent house move.
• The shopper faced criticism from many social media users who felt she was flaunting her high disposable income.
• Critics suggested she could have saved substantial money by purchasing non-branded items.
• However, others defended her right to spend her money as she wished, arguing she wouldn't have spent such an amount if she couldn't afford to do so.

What do you think of this shopper’s $724 grocery haul? Do you have tips on how to save money while shopping? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

Why are people criticising this woman. I say, get a life. What she spends isn't coming out of their pockets. Grow up.

 

[Littleboy8]

Why are people criticising this woman. I say, get a life. What she spends isn't coming out of their pockets. Grow up.

Maybe she’s going to donate the food to the salvos for homeless peoplehahaha

 

[Frida1944]

Why does she think anyone would be interested in her shopping list? However, in case they are, I got a tray of sweet potato at my local fruit shop for $1.99 - great bargain!

 

[Littleboy8]

Why does she think anyone would be interested in her shopping list? However, in case they are, I got a tray of sweet potato at my local fruit shop for $1.99 - great bargain!

Funny girland yeah who gives a shit

 

[Littleboy8]

Her business if she can afford it it’s none of our business good on her

That’s right none of our business so why flaunt it online