Couponing ?

[danetter]

I want to start using coupons to save on groceries. Where do you that use coupons get them? I don't take the newspaper so newspaper coupons is out of the question. Is there anywhere online that I can go to print coupons.

TIA

 

[Soon2beMrs.]

There are tons of coupon sites online...
Coupons.com and my fav is krazycouponlady.com

Good luck!!!

 

[travelbug]

I don't take the newspaper so newspaper coupons is out of the question.

I don't subscribe to the newspaper either. But I do buy the Sunday paper at the Dollar Tree (for $1.00!) just for the sale flyers and booklets of coupons. Well worth it! That's where I get most of my coupons.

Good luck with your couponing!

 

[MrsDrewsky]

I see you're in the south.

Southernsavers.com is an awesome site. She does a great job of linking store ads with printable coupons.

 

[BernardandMissBianca]

I only buy the paper on Sundays but I get most of my coupons online.
Target.com
coupons.com
redplum.com
smartsource.com

I just google coupons and find lots of stuff.

 

[Redwitch]

To add extra... print 'coupons dot com' coupons from a rewards program like Sunshine Rewards or My Points. You get a couple of points for printing.

Also, ask around and get a friend, neighbor or co-workers coupons after they pick what they use. My father gets two Sunday papers and never uses coupons, so I pick them up every week.

 

[whoopsiedoodle]

I get the Sunday paper for coupons (but I'm one of those "crazy" ladies who gets 5!) but I also print from coupons.com, smartsource.com, etc. I follow a couple of blogs that match coupons with sales so we can get the best prices on everything from toothpaste to meat! Often times I print coupons from a companies site. Betty Crocker and Pilsbury always have coupons as does Genereal Mills. I also ask friends and family and if there is an awesome sale that I want to super stock up on I may visit ebay or a coupon clipping service.

 

[kydisneyfans]

I would buy the Sunday paper at the local store/gas station. There are no coupons on holiday weekends. The $2 or whatever spent is well worth the supply of coupons received.

I use www.iheartkroger.com a ton for Kroger shopping. She links printable coupons to every sale item. It takes about 30 minutes a week but the amount saved is amazing. She also does www.iheartpublix.com if you have Publix in the area.

Couponing has changed over the years. Now you just look for the right blog for the store you shop at, hit the coupon links, and go.