Need a Coupon Code? Sorry, Most Are Expired
A new study says the vast majority of coupon codes posted online don’t even work.
Archive for February, 2018
Study: Grocers Should Charge Only What You Can Afford to Pay
A new report advises grocery stores to raise their prices in richer neighborhoods, and lower them elsewhere.
Printable Free-Item Coupons Cause Happiness and Headaches
Several printable coupons offering free products may not be as good as they seem, depending on where you shop.
Free Coupons For Brands Means More Coupons For You
A coupon provider is offering to host brands’ printable offers for free – potentially making many more of them available to couponers.
Tops Hits Bottom, May Close Stores During Bankruptcy
A 174-store grocery chain declares bankruptcy, and expects to close stores in a bid to stay solvent.
Sunday Coupons – 2/25/18
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your February 25, 2018 Sunday newspaper.
Walmart Is Not the Low-Price Leader – Online
Two new price surveys offer surprising results about whose online grocery prices are the best.
Albertsons Buys the Rest of Rite Aid
Grocery chain Albertsons announces its merger with Rite Aid, creating a new grocery/pharmacy powerhouse.
Target Fights Back Against “Big Red Ball Fall” Lawsuit
Target responds to a lawsuit filed by a woman who sued, after her son fell from a big red ball outside the store.
We’re Using Fewer Coupons Because Too Many of Them Are Digital
A new analysis says coupon use is down, because there are more digital coupons than anyone cares to use.
