Some people go into a store to buy bread and milk, but come out with two bags of groceries and a receipt for 100 rubles. Others, on the other hand, make lists of purchases in advance, compare prices in different stores, and know where it is more advantageous to buy their favorite coffee or laundry detergent this week. For our new article, we are looking for Belarusians who try not to spend extra money on food and other goods. Perhaps you stock up for the week ahead, specially track discounts, use store apps, or keep a detailed record of expenses. We want to know how you plan your purchases, how much you manage to save, and whether there are cases where the pursuit of a good deal results in unnecessary expenses.