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Lots of Coupons in This Week’s Inserts

This weekend is another great opportunity to stock up on insert coupons. There are two inserts – Red Plum and Smart Source. The Smart Source insert is very fat. I absolutely love this about this time of year. It’s the season of stockups. Find a preview of this week’s coupons here. This is the time of year that I really like to stock up with coupons and the things they buy. There are a lot of offers, and it is a great way to start the new year. Visit news stands, and ask if they will save the coupons for … Continue reading →

Coupons for Betty Crocker, Big G Cereals, Snapple, and More

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Need some more coupons? There are plenty of them out there. It can take time to hunt them all down, and print them out (or clip them from the newspaper inserts). Save yourself the time it takes to search online for coupons by checking out this blog. It has links to the latest batch of coupons from Coupons.com. Betty Crocker has a coupon that will save you $0.50 when you buy 2 boxes of any flavor of Betty Crocker Fruit by the Foot, Fruit Gushers, or Fruit Roll-Ups Fruit Flavored Snacks. Betty Crocker has a coupon that will save you … Continue reading →

Where Can I Find Coupons? Here are Ten Different Places to Grab Them

There are many different places to find coupons, from the obvious to the obscure. Go on a treasure hunt to gather up as many as you can. Coupons can save you money, whether you use just a few coupons on your favorite weekly items or practice the art of extreme couponing, a way of shopping that can get you up to 90 percent off of your groceries. Don’t forget that coupons can also be used on retail purchases, online purchases and entertainment venues too! Here is a breakdown of the many places where you can find money saving coupons. Grab … Continue reading →

Where to Get Free Product Coupons

Getting free coupons or coupons for free items can really reduce your grocery bill. People who practice extreme couponing know where to get and how to use these coupons that get them free groceries. A free item coupon is one that you can redeem at the grocery store for the full cost of the purchase. There are many different ways to get free item coupons. Just make sure that you get them in legitimate ways. There are many counterfeit coupons out there. Sunday Coupon Inserts You can sometimes find free product coupons in the Sunday inserts. They don’t come around … Continue reading →

How to Keep Your Coupons Organized

When your coupons are organized, you’ll naturally save more. There is no more buying something and then finding the coupon later, forgetting you even had a coupon or missing out on getting items for free because you didn’t have a coupon to do a store match up. Here is how to keep your coupons organized. There are several methods for keeping coupons organized and readily available. Filing Whole Inserts Filing away whole inserts is probably the easiest way to organize coupons. You keep the Sunday inserts in tact and then file them by date. There are several websites out there … Continue reading →

Saving Money With Coupons

Do you coupon? When I was first married I was a diehard couponer, I didn’t buy anything I didn’t have a coupon for, I paid full price for nothing, my ex husband often joked about my obsessive couponing. As life got busier my couponing fell to the wayside, as a single mother even though saving money would have been nice I just never seemed to have the time. I never use coupons now. I guess the older I got the less processed, packaged food I used so coupons no longer seemed that important. Enter a new economy and a renewed … Continue reading →

How to Use Coupons at a Warehouse Grocery Store

Did you know that you can use coupons and discounts at those warehouse grocery stores, such as Costco, Sam’s Club and BJs? It is true. You just have to know which coupons you can use and how to get them. Read more to learn about using coupons at warehouse stores on your groceries, and you’ll save even more than you have been when you shop. Manufacturer Coupons Manufacturer coupons that are not store specific can be found in several different places, including Sunday inserts from the newspaper, online at Coupons.com and other websites, in magazines and more. BJs is currently … Continue reading →

Restaurant Coupons and Savings

Saving money on restaurants is easier than ever thanks to restaurant coupons and restaurant deals that are available now. There are a number of ways to reduce your food bill and save. Take a look at the following tips. Restaurant Coupons There are many different forms of restaurant coupons to choose among. The traditional ones are those in print form. You can find them in various places. Most commonly is through the mail. Local businesses often send out coupons each month to remind you to visit. If you aren’t getting these, visit the websites of the restaurants you are interested … Continue reading →

How to Use Coupons

You don’t have to practice Extreme Couponing in order to be frugal and save money with grocery coupons. But you do need to know the basics of using coupons to get the best deals, otherwise you may wind up spending more and saving less. Finding Coupons Before you can use coupons, you’ll need to find them first. There are several ways to obtain coupons. Start with the following two sources to get the best selection. The first most common source is the Sunday paper, where you will find Sunday insert coupons that you can clip. Get a subscription to your … Continue reading →

How to Organize Your Coupons: Two Ways

Every coupon clipper needs some sort of coupon organization. Otherwise, you may miss out on using the best coupons before they expire. There are many different ways to organize your coupons, and I’ve tried a few different methods over the years. How do you organize them? The Clip and Store When I first started clipping coupons this is the method I used. I would go through each Sunday insert and clip only the coupons that my family would use. Then I would organize these coupons into a coupon holder. It was an envelope-sized bag that had paper separators to divide … Continue reading →