getting started with coupons
Too lazy for coupons?
I have to admit that I’ve always been lazy when it comes to coupons. Clipping coupons seemed like a lot of work for a few dollars here and there, and I didn’t like the idea of going through newspaper after newspaper to find coupons for products I actually wanted to buy.
But wait – clipping coupons got easier!
Little did I know how much the world of coupons has changed! Because of the economy, I decided to take a look at what was available online and I was amazed – using coupons has become a lot easier than I thought it could be! Take Coupons.com:
I was amazed by how easy coupons.com was. You don’t have to spend a lot of time clipping coupons here – just click on the coupons you want and print them out! Here’s an example of how easy it can be:
You just click the box next to the scissors and then click a button marked “print.”
It’s that simple!
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I’m quickly becoming addicted to couponing. There’s an entire subculture out there on the web devoted to getting things on the cheap and I’m loving it.!
A great site is:
http://www.iheartcvs.com/
It has CVS coupons, but it also has links to two of the best coupon sites on the internet: SmartSource and Coupons. com.
If you like Betty Crocker and Pillsbury, sign up for their newsletters/coupons at these sites:
http://www.bettycrocker.com/coupons-promotions/default.htm
http://www.pillsbury.com/coupons-promotions/
The thing about coupons is, you can’t be choosy. My husband loves Grape Nuts for breakfast, but it’s rare to find a Grape Nuts coupon. On the other hand, he likes Cheerios well enough, and there’s a Cheerios coupon almost every week in our Sunday newspaper insert. He’s learning to love Cheerios!
With a little planning, we are routinely saving 25-33% on each grocery bill, and mostly we are eating what we want. Maybe we don’t always get our favorite brand, but learning to be flexible is part of the coupon mind-set!
Thanks for the post!