Beat this recession by shopping locally and saving locally

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) May 17, 2010 --

Waterford, WI, May 14, 2010: There is a new push in the Country to encourage people to do more shopping in their local area and ultimately, save more money by doing so. Studies have shown that shopping local keeps dollars spent in the community and that for every $100 spent, $68 will stay in the local community. Locally-owned businesses are more likely to recirculate your purchase dollars into payments to other local suppliers, therefore benefiting the community as a whole. Economists call this a “multiplier effect,” because it steers more jobs and sales-tax revenue into your own area.

The current state of our economy is affecting us all and by shopping in your local business district, it puts less of a demand on your local infrastructure, causing less maintenance, and more money available to beautify your community! An open forum event will be held for citizens, local businesses, manufactures, and farmers to learn more about this concept and how working together we can all survive the current economy with more dollars in our pockets.

Crossroads Pizza & Subs, 790 Cornerstone Crossing in Waterford, Wisconsin will host this event that will explain how and why shopping in your own community creates more choices for you and saves you money. Come and visit with Burt Robertson of The Cash Coupon to understand exactly how keeping your purchase dollars in the community benefits everyone. Join Burt on any of five consecutive Tuesday evenings from 7pm – 8pm beginning on May 25th. Refreshments will be served. For more information, contact Burt Robertson at 414-510-3351.

For more information about The Cash Coupon, visit http://TheCashCoupon.com/SaveNow.

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