The New “Healthy Ibotta” Is… Ibotta!
Ibotta announces a big new addition to its natural and organic product rebate selection.
Archive for March, 2017
They’re Clipping Coupons Like Crazy in the Capital
A new ranking of coupon use reveals the cities that are the best savers.
Your New Neighborhood Grocery Store? Amazon!
Amazon opens its first physical grocery stores, to compete with the likes of Walmart, Kroger and everyone else.
Your Paper Chick-fil-A Coupons Have Become Worthless
Use ’em or lose ’em – most Chick-fil-A locations are no longer accepting paper coupons.
Former Coupon Boss Penalized an Additional $21 Million
A convicted coupon fraudster is ordered to pay an additional $21.2 million in penalties.
There Are More Coupons For These Products Than Any Other. So Who’s Using Them?
A closer look at personal care products focuses on who’s buying them, and who’s getting the best deals.
When It Rains, It Pours Angry Couponers
New changes will result in what’s possibly the most restrictive rain check policy when it comes to using coupons.
This Store Will Tax Your Coupons And There’s Nothing You Can Do About It
A federal judge throws out a lawsuit brought by a couponer who was wrongly charged tax when using a coupon.
You Can Save a Lot on These Products, Without Even Using Coupons
A new study finds that prices of many grocery staples have gone down over the past year.
Paper Coupons Are Popular, But Digital Coupons Are Better
New figures show that digital coupons are better and more valuable than paper in certain key areas.
