Savings Apps Get Creative Dealing With the Coronavirus
Rebate and rewards apps are trying to keep users engaged, and help them save, during these uncertain times.
Coupons In The News
Now, Printable Coupons Seem to Be a Coronavirus Casualty
In the midst of the coronavirus emergency, there are far fewer printable coupons available to print.
Sold! What the Sale of SmartSource & Checkout 51 Means For You
The owner of SmartSource and Checkout 51 announces a sale of the division to a private equity firm.
Paper Coupons Banned: Another Casualty of the Coronavirus
A major retailer announces that it will no longer accept paper coupons during the coronavirus pandemic.
ShopRite Stores Eliminate Double Coupons
ShopRite stores become the latest to eliminate double coupons.
Can Your Coupons Give You the Coronavirus?
Newspaper and coupon insert publishers reassure recipients about the safety of their products.
Here’s a Coupon For Toilet Paper You Can Actually Redeem
Some restaurants are offering clever promotions involving free toilet paper for those in need.
Don’t Even Try to Copy These Printable Coupons
A printable coupon provider offers an industry-first system that rejects copied coupons at the checkout.
New State Law Bans the Redemption of Coupons
A first-of-its-kind statewide law bans the acceptance of coupons on tobacco and vaping products.
Study Says Coupon Fraudsters Are More Generous
Cashiers who ask for donations at the checkout may find that coupon fraudsters are the most willing donors.
