Food prices are a huge topic keeping many people up, especially now before Christmas. The rise in prices will not stop and will not stop, while the amounts for completely ordinary things are increasing to unimaginable heights. For example, the price of sugar has increased by one hundred percent in one month, eggs have also soared, and butter is becoming a luxury item.
It’s quite simple
After all, everything is expressed in the inflation number, which, although it has decreased, is still a whopping fifteen percent. At five percent last year, this means that products and services have become more expensive by about twenty percent in two years.
What if we told you now that you can forget about current prices for a while and buy again like you did two years ago. Well, don’t say you wouldn’t accept it.
At the same time, you have such an option and it’s very simple. Česká spořitelna has extended and even increased its large discount for the Albert chain of stores. Also, online retailer Rohlík in Košík added to this. You can now shop at all of these stores at a twenty percent discount.
Just do one thing. He becomes a client of Česká spořitelna and activates the Moneyback discount program in mobile banking. Inside, you are entitled to a series of discounts. In the past months you could save 15% on every purchase at Albert and Globus.
Huge interest
Now in December, you can save 20% on any purchase in Albert, Rohlík and Košík, be it food, pharmacy or non-food.
The discount will be credited in the form of cashback. You will pay the full amount at checkout, but twenty percent will be returned to your account in the following month. There is only one limitation in the form of the maximum discount obtained, which amounts to 750 crowns. This corresponds to a total expenditure of 3750 crowns.
The Moneyback rebate program is gaining huge interest following similar activities. The previous 15 percent discount was used by almost half a million people, who saved 180 million crowns.
According to Česká spořitelna, this discount is mainly used by people who have bigger pockets due to price increases. Unfortunately, these people are still on the rise. Companies are therefore trying to please them with similar offers.
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