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Bargain hunters spend on items they won't use

Published: 5 January 2010
Electrical items and cookware are among items that people buy in sales but never use - and which tot up to more £85 a head.
Bargain hunters spend on items they won't use
According to a new survey by insurance company Sheilas' Wheels, 54% of people will be shopping in this year's post-Christmas sales. However, the average person will fork out £85.60 in total this year on purchases they will not use.

Bargain hunters mostly waste money on clothes and shoes they never wear, followed by DVDs, CDs and books. However, 19% buy electrical items and 15% cookware that remains unused.

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