Doesnt look that promising. In the supermarket, where the bulk of
most peoples annual expenditure would go, you only get a 5% discount.
As I recall, Coles supermarkets are atleast that above the lowest
priced supermarkets in most of the Choice type surveys. Corse if you
do your supermarket shopping in a Coles supermarket for other reasons
that wouldnt matter.

The bulk of the rest like Kmart appear to be at 7.5% off. You only get
the 10% on the extreme end like Grace Bros. Certainly the big money
items like whitegoods are 7.5%  I guess if you are careful to only buy
the major appliances when on special at Kmart you could come out ahead.

But then you can get 10% on the $2K investment in shares needed without
too much trouble today. Taxable for many tho.

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