Stockpiling takes time, especially when you’re a new coupon shopper trying to build a stockpile. Even though you’ll be getting a few great coupon deals each week, you’ll still be shopping for your list of needed items, so you’re not … Continue reading
So, looks like I’ll be running to DG this week to snag 16 cans of Libby’s veggies (I have four coupons). While I was browsing the rest of the ad, this also caught my eye: Oreo Cookies 10.1-10.3 oz – … Continue reading
Though this isn’t a new topic, it seems that there is still confusion about whether it’s okay to “dumpster dive” for coupons (some coupon shoppers have been doing this for many years, but it became a hot topic earlier this … Continue reading
Creating a neat, usable shopping list is easy with the Print PDF button at the bottom of each post. Check it out (I’m creating a list below for Kroger Best Deals 11/7/11–11/13/11): When you click on “Print PDF,” it will … Continue reading
As I look through my linen closet, I see toothpaste, toothbrushes, dental floss, body wash, bar soap, deodorant, lip balm and feminine products that were “purchased” for FREE this year at either Kroger, Giant Eagle or Meijer. I also … Continue reading
Have you ever watched an episode of TLC’s “Extreme Couponing” and wondered if maybe you had tuned in to “Hoarding: Buried Alive” instead? We’ve talked about the benefit of having multiple “like” coupons. Stocking up can not only help you … Continue reading
In light of my recent post about The Blade’s Coupon Queen promotion, you might be wondering, “Just how many coupons do you really need, anyway?” The objective of having extra coupons is to enable you to buy what you will … Continue reading
I often hear the question “Should I print coupons right away, or wait until I need them?” Print them too soon, and they may expire before you can use them. Wait to print, and they may no longer be available … Continue reading