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There are thousands of
coupons available everywhere.
You just have to look in the right
places. To get started collecting
know how many products you
want to buy or stock up on. You
should also have a good idea
of the number of times you buy
this product per year. Follow the
while on sale and use a coupon
with that sale item. This will give
you the most for your money.
You will need to know how
many of each coupon you need
to last you 6 months or a year.
For example, if you buy XXX
brand of shampoo, and you
use 12 bottles per year,
you know you need 12
coupons. This is called
“stockpiling.”
If you use one brand
of shampoo, then look
at that manufactures
website. Almost all high
volume producers of
consumable products have
websites. Check the website for
or “coupons.” Most can only be
printed once every 3-6 months.
You can spend quite a bit of time
searching for one coupon at a
the coupon you need. There
Facebook fan pages for items.
While online you should
check your local grocery stores
sites. Most will not only their sale
items but printable coupons.
The Frugal Coupon Wife:
Saving Money Makes Cents
by Sheila Robinson
Where to
Find the
Coupons
You Need
Some are in store coupons,
and some are manufacturer
coupons. What I like about
in store coupons is you can
stack an in store coupon with
the same like manufacturer
coupon. By combining two
be getting double the savings
or even better savings if you
store “doubles” manufacturer
coupons.
Take a look at your pantry
before your shopping trip.
Many packages have printed
coupons on or inside the packs
themselves. By getting in the
habit of checking before you
throw any container out, you will
already purchase on a regular
basis.
Check out online message
boards or forums that others
frugal shoppers and many will
even swap with you. They may
not purchase the same type
of product as you do, so they
are willing to trade. Keep all
the coupons that you do not
intend to use out of your
Sunday paper for trading
purposes. There are
coupon clipping services
online that you can use.
Whilst selling coupons
is illegal; charging for the
time spent to collect and
organize the coupons “is”
legal.
Do not forget the phone
many coupons for restaurants,
car washes, and laundromats.
There are always great coupons
for saving at local stores and
services inside the phone
book and many times they go
unclipped. Many magazines
have coupons. ALL YOU
Magazine is a great source for
coupons.
For more coupon information
or to print coupons: www.
FrugalCouponWife.com
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