New Agreement Could Make Your Coupons More Valuable
A group representing two dozen states considers doing away with a prohibition on eliminating sales tax on manufacturer’s coupons.
Coupons In The News
Online Grocery Shoppers Don’t Care About Coupons
Coupons are among the least important features to online grocery shoppers, according to a new report.
Shopper Sues After Slipping on Coupons
A Pennsylvania shopper sues BJ’s after slipping on one of their coupon booklets.
End of a Couponing Era, As P&G Retires brandSAVER Coupon Inserts
Procter & Gamble is discontinuing its brandSAVER coupon insert, after issuing the next and final edition.
Instacart Wants to Offer You More Coupons And Deals
Instacart makes offering and using coupons easier, to help make online grocery shopping more affordable.
BJ’s Boss Says “Nobody Loves Paper Coupons”
The CEO of BJ’s makes a surprising comment about what coupon users really want.
Consumer Groups Escalate Battle Against “Digital Discrimination”
A coalition of consumer groups urges national grocery chains to stop discriminating with digital-only deals.
That Time a “Coupon From Space” Promotion Went Bust
Looking back on an outrageous plan to drop a KFC coupon from space, that didn’t go as planned.
App Aims to “Replace Coupons” With Something Even Better
A new app wants sellers and shoppers to “say goodbye to coupons for good.”
Lottery Losers Become Coupon Winners
JCPenney gives away 20,000 coupons to some lucky lottery losers.
