The average bargain hunter spends two hours and 18 minutes a week looking for the best deals.
A poll of 2,000 adults found shopping in supermarkets (two hours 16 minutes), looking for holidays (two hours 14 minutes) and when buying new clothing (two hours 13 minutes), the things people spend the most time on it Find good deals.
More than 90 minutes are spent on trawelen through charity stores – but a quarter do not often shop for their car insurance.
It also emerged 31 percent used the feeling of being a smart saver to motivate them to reduce their expenses.
The research was commissioned by Compare The Market, which was a new era with their service, Autosergei, entering personalized car insurance contracts that people who can save people for their innovation.
To mark the moment, Autosergei appears in unexpected places throughout the country, including the Bullring in Birmingham, and Lake Street bows near Waterloo.
Guy Anker, director of Compare The Market, said: 'With people who are confronted with expensive household accounts, shopping is more essential than ever.
'We know that people's lives are busy and it can be difficult to find the time or to be confident in making a financial change.
A poll of 2,000 adults who found shopping in supermarkets, looking for holidays and when buying new clothing, the things that people spend the most time are finding good deals (stock image)
It also emerged 31 percent used the feeling of being a smart saver to motivate them to reduce their expenses (stock image)
The research is commissioned by Compare The Market, which is entering a new era with their service, Autosergei, delivering personalized car insurance contracts that can save people time and money for their innovation
'But taking a small step in comparing prices and using tools that help you more easily can help not only help to keep your budget under control, but also to set a positive example for others, which shows that that A little effort can go a long way. “
The study also showed that although more people want to save money (58 percent) than time (four percent), 34 percent say they are equal to importance.
But 22 percent admit that they 'have an' out of sight 'attitude towards their finances.
Adults see price comparison websites as the best place to find a good deal (52 percent), compared to speaking with family members (25 percent) or on social media (25 percent).
And although the primary goal to look for a bargain is to save cash (78 percent), there is also more than a quarter (26 percent) of 'the sensation of the hunt'.
Mr Anker added: 'Our research shows that two -thirds of people are open to a variety of personalized insurance agreements that are delivered directly to them.
'Although the price is important, you must also check whether you choose the right product for you.
“Autosergei helps find the right deal for the extension of your car insurance easier than ever, so you see the savings that may be there.”
