Finding Coupons



WHERE TO FIND COUPONS

There is an endless list of places where you can find coupons. Here is a list of my favorite and some of the most common places to look:
  • Newspaper Inserts
  • Online Coupon Sites
  • On the Products, Store Shelves or on Product Displays
  • Company Websites
  • Family Focused Magazines
  • Facebook – Company Pages typically release coupons, so “Like” your favorite brands.
  • Home Mailers & Email Newsletters



ONLINE PRINTABLE COUPONS
Follow these links to get Internet Printable Coupons (IP). *HINT* you can usually print two coupons for a product. Once one has printed hit the back button a few times till you come back to the "print coupon" page.


SAVINGS CARD COUPONS
The following websites you can register your savings cards and activate or download different coupons to the card that will automatically be taken off when your card is scanned at register. The only problem is you can only use a digital coupon or a paper coupon at most stores. So make sure you have the highest value coupon you want to use. Digital coupons if it is loaded will come off automatically so don't load one if you have a better paper coupon.
Savings star is a little different. You will activate the coupons you want to use and most stores are on the list so you can use them anywhere. You will not see the coupon value come off on the receipt that day. What will happen is they will take the value of the coupon and put it into your account. When your account reaches $5.00 you can have them deposit into your account, PayPal or they will send you the money. It is new but so far it seems fun!




DIFFERENT TYPES OF COUPONS

Manufacturer Coupons are issued by the Manufacturer to help increase the sales of specific products. They can be used at any store that accepts coupons. EX:



Store Coupons are issued by a specific retailer. They can only be redeemed in the store in which it came from, and can typically be stacked with a manufacturer’s coupon for added savings!! Store coupons are basically like a sale price for the item.  EX:


**How to tell the difference between Manufacturer and store coupon…..All manufacturer coupons start with a 5 or a 9. Not a 5 or 9? You've got a store coupon
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