Rising Prices Change Our Grocery Buying Habits
Half of shoppers say they are already changing their grocery purchasing habits as prices continue to rise.
Coupons In The News
Marketers Fail to Meet “Heightened Demand For Coupons”
As coupon use continues to decline this year, marketers are urged to offer more and better deals.
Court Approves New Hobby Lobby Coupon
Hobby Lobby gets court approval to reinstate its discontinued 40% off coupon – if it chooses to.
The True Costs of Counterfeit Couponing Revealed
Manufacturers reveal just how costly counterfeit couponing is for honest couponers.
“Counterfeit Coupon Empire” Conquered, As Suspect Is Sentenced
A Virginia man is sentenced for his role in what prosecutors called “one of the biggest counterfeit coupon schemes in history.”
A Q&A With the Creators of “Queenpins,” the Counterfeit Coupon Caper
Filmmakers Aron Gaudet and Gita Pullapilly discuss their upcoming coupon crime comedy “Queenpins.”
Parents Want to Spend – And Save – This Back-to-School Season
A new survey finds parents expect to spend more this school year – but would still like to save some money wherever they can.
Couponer Wins 38-Cent Lawsuit Against BJ’s, Again
A Pennsylvania court upholds a 38-cent judgment in favor of a couponer who was overcharged at BJ’s.
Sprouts Pays the Price For Spurning Couponers
Sprouts Farmers Market struggles to attract shoppers with its new strategy of de-emphasizing promotions and coupons.
Couponing Struggles to Bounce Back From a Difficult Year
The number of available coupons continues to decline so far this year, though not quite as sharply as last year.
