![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-a-deal-king-three-little-known-tricks-home-bargains-uses-to-make-you-spend-more-and-how-to-avoid-them/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/SC_OP_CONSUMER-HOMES-2.jpg&description=SAVVY SHOPPER I'm a deal king – three little-known tricks Home Bargains uses to make you spend more and how to avoid them HOME Bargains is one of the nation's favourite discount stores, but you could be spending more than you need to. Most retailers have subtle tactics to get you to part with your cash - and many shoppers don't even notice as they're browsing the shelves. 1 Jordon Cox is a shopping expert and has a knack for finding the best deals Credit: Jordon Cox Heading to the discount shop, has more than 500 stores across the country, can help your hard-earned cash stretch further compared to pricier alternatives on the high street. But you could save even more by understanding how the shop could be tempting you to spend more than you planned. From signage to aisle layout we explain what to spot at Home Bargains. We spoke to Jordon Cox, who dubs himself Britain's "coupon kid" because of his money saving know-how. The 26-year-old has spent more than 10 years spotting the biggest bargains and is an expert when it comes to savvy shopping. We've spoken to Jordon in the past about the different ways supermarkets like Aldi, Lidl and Tesco encourage their shoppers to splash more cash, but he's now revealed how Home Bargains compares. Below he explains three tricks all bargain hunters should know… Discount locations Jordon's first trick that he's noticed Home Bargains puts into place is to entice you in with the best deals at the front of the store. He said: "You may think that supermarkets hide their best discounts at the back… not Home Bargains! "Their best deals and discounts are right at the front as you walk in." This means that as you enter you're immediately drawn in and won't walk straight on to continue your shopping. Jordon added: "It's their way of enticing you in, as you could very easily walk past them all to start shopping and never return to the front." In order to avoid this he said that it's important to stick to what you want and if you're on a budget){kind=link}
HOME Bargains is one of the nation’s favourite discount stores, but you could be spending more than you need to.
Most retailers have subtle tactics to get you to part with your cash – and many shoppers don’t even notice as they’re browsing the shelves.
Heading to the discount shop, has more than 500 stores across the country, can help your hard-earned cash stretch further compared to pricier alternatives on the high street.
But you could save even more by understanding how the shop could be tempting you to spend more than you planned.
From signage to aisle layout we explain what to spot at Home Bargains.