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consumption habits, most of the participants who havealready done so are simply opting for cheaper products (59%). Many have alsotaken steps to put their money to work. Impact of inflation on consumptionhabits The majority of those who changed their spending habits in the face ofinflation also adopted new habits for finding bargains. Three-quarters (76%)say they look for discounts and special offers more often than before, and half(50%) do more research before making a purchase, such as comparing products andthe costs. Among other measures taken by those who have adopted new habits, weobserve that: 34% use more promotional coupons, 30% participate more often inloyalty programs, and 22% are buying more second-hand

products. Those who did not change their consumption habits,however, adopted certain  Bulgaria Mobile Number List more frugal habits. Nearly a quarter of those surveyed(23%) have started using second-hand sales sites. New users also joined productcomparison platforms (22%) and discount finder sites and apps (20%). Tip forRetailers: Customer loyalty programs and apps are currently used by 63% ofQuebec participants, and second-hand shopping is already a widespread trend inthe country. No matter what type of steps your business takes to encouragesales,  directly with them. Efforts to engage with customers can help build lasting relationships. Hasinflation had an impact on consumers' savings habits and financial

monitoring? It's not just spending habits that have changedfor Quebec consumers. Nearly one in three people surveyed (27%) who havechanged the way they spend say they are putting more aside. As for how theytrack their saving and spending habits, most said they keep their accounts,either in a digital spreadsheet or notebook. A quarter (25%) use different bankaccounts to monitor their finances, and one in five (21%) opt for budgettracking apps. Budgeting applications represent only one aspect of digitalfinance , an aspect that most Quebecers already seem to be familiar with.Nearly one in seven respondents (68%) currently use digital banking andfinancial platforms. 56% started using apps before the economic downturn, and12% after it started.