A SAVINGS expert is suggesting people across the US shop at Dollar General for Fourth of July must-haves this holiday weekend.
TikTok user @madcouponingwithmads - a money-saving guru who describes herself as a "beginner coupon enthusiast" - shared some tips on how to get July 4th must-haves at 50 percent off.
The money saver shared a one-minute and 14-second video on TikTok a few days ago explaining what items can be purchased for half price.
She captioned the post: "Dollar General 7/4 #couponing4beginners #coupons #couponcommunity #savingmoney #july4th."
According to the TikToker, Dollar General is selling 26 Quart Styrofoam Coolers for 50 percent off.
The coolers are on sale for $2.50, half off the regular price of $5.
Other top deals mentioned by @madcouponingwithmads include sales on BBQ charcoal, soda, barbecue sauce, yellow mustard, disposable red plastic cups, and propane tanks.
"If you plan on doing a lot of grilling, which I know a lot of us are, these 15-pound bags of charcoal are already on sale for $13 and there's a $4.05 coupon," she explains.
The product for sale is Kingsford Original Charcoal Briquettes.
In regards to the red disposable cups, the TikTok user continues: "These Hefty 40-count cups - buy two and you get them for 8.50 total.
She then explained how customers can utilize a two for $3 deal when buying either French's classic yellow mustard or Sweet Baby Ray's Barbecue Sauce.
Next on her list, @madcouponingwithmads tells her followers about the three for $11 deal when buying Pepsi or Mountain Dew six-packs.
The Glad Tall Kitchen Drawstring Trash bags are also on sale for two for $10, and there is a 50cents coupon, she adds.
Lastly, the savings expert said a coupon can get shoppers $3 off AmeriGas Propane Exchange, which usually costs around $20.
Meanwhile, as inflation has driven Americans to shop more frugally, Dollar General has become a more popular option.
After the company reported its first-quarter earnings on May 26, Dollar General's stock price soared by nearly 14 percent in a day.
The earnings report showed that Dollar General's net sales grew by 4.4percent in the quarter, and the company expects sustained growth throughout the year.
“In tough times, value retail can be part of the solution to help families stretch their dollars to meet their evolving needs,” Dollar General CEO Todd Vasos said on a call with analysts, according to CNBC.
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