Used to be that shoppers who used coupons were those who were struggling to make ends meet. No more. These days nearly everyone–the wealthy included–are looking to get more bang for their buck and have taken to couponing like never before. I recently got some statistics from a Coupons.com survey on people’s couponing habits as [...]
I grew up with a newspaper delivered daily. As an adult I have continued this tradition, which, if you read anything about newspapers, is not the trend. If anything more and more people are not getting a daily newspaper anymore. A recent New York Times articles says that newspaper circulation is down 10 percent or [...]
Coupon stacking sounds like some kind of competitive shopping event, doesn’t it? Well, it’s actually a trick that many frugal shoppers use to save the most money at the supermarket. I’m embarrassed to say that I hadn’t really heard the term before a few months ago but, thankfully, I’d been coupon stacking for quite some [...]
Since September is National Coupon Month, I thought that today, September 1st, would be the perfect day to reiterate some tips on making the most of coupons when shopping. For this task I turned to Sok Verdery, founder and CEO of CouponShack.com, a coupon site that finds and compares discounts, and lets you search by [...]
Who doesn’t love saving money with coupons? I know I do. And today’s blog posting comes courtesy of Cheryl Maguire, who runs the Swap Savers website. Cheryl has some great ideas on making the most of your coupons–in fact, she has 8 tips, and here they are. Nothing pains me more than to realize my [...]
The world of supermarket savings will never be the same, now that frugal shoppers like you and me can download and print coupons that we can use in the offline world. Coupled with the traditional print coupons that you find in the Sunday paper from Red Plum, Procter and Gamble, and Smart Source, you can [...]
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