'Bargain-hunting' Brits spend an average of four hours a week trawling for deals, study finds

Brits are increasingly turning to second-hand goods, spending an average of £621 annually and dedicating four hours each week to bargain hunting. This shift reflects a growing awareness of personal spending and sustainability. The trend is significant as it underscores a broader cultural change towards more mindful consumption, highlighting the potential for reduced environmental impact and economic benefits from supporting thrift and resale markets.