Living Frugally One Penny At A Time
Hey guys I’m back with another great couponing tip, this time it’s Doubling Coupons! Most grocery stores will double manufacturer coupons up to .99, it depends on which state you live in, there are a few non doubling coupon states, and there are also some states that triple coupons!
Couponing is actually very easy once you get the hang of it. I will show you how, explain the lingo, show various ways of organizing coupons, explain the stores coupon policy and the manufacturers policy. These will all be broken down into separate posts, so make sure you guys check back often to stay updated!
All stores will let the consumer redeem manufacturer coupons along with store coupons. Yes, you can use two different coupons on the same product! You cannot use two manufacturer coupons on the same product. For example, I can go to Target to buy a tube of Colgate toothpaste and use a Colgate coupon along with a Target coupon but I cannot use two Colgate coupons for one tube of toothpaste. The same goes for using two store coupons on the same product. Most manufacturer coupons allow four identical coupons in the same transaction.
Hey guys, I’m back with another great couponing tip! Where To Get Coupons is a must read if you are new to saving money. The most popular way to get coupons are in the Sunday papers, there are a few weekends a year where there will not be inserts-this is usually holiday weekends.
You can always find a schedule on this site for when there will be inserts and which inserts you will get. Another popular way to get coupons is the internet, whether you go onto the manufacturers website or directly to coupons.com or redplum.com, I am not a fan of going on the manufacturer’s site because I already get so much through my Sunday papers.
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