You should find two coupon inserts this weekend – one each from SmartSource and RedPlum. Here’s a preview of all the coupons you can expect. A reminder, you may be able to find some of these coupons available as printable versions in the SmartSource or RedPlum section of our Printable Coupons page. If you don’t see what you’re looking for,[Read More…]
(Be sure to read this update: “CVS Relents; Shorter Receipts Coming Within Weeks”) “My CVS receipt is so long it’s being affected by the curvature of the earth,” wrote one CVS shopper. “Tonight I’m just going to stay in, relax and curl up with a good CVS receipt,” commented another. “A cheap alternative to buying a wedding dress is buying[Read More…]
There’s plenty of news about Target today, as it announces some interesting new programs it has planned, some new insight about a recently-introduced perk – and an apparent turnaround on what appeared to be new restrictions on its printable coupons. Let’s not bury the lead, and get to the coupon news first. If you’ve already printed those “one-and-done” Target store[Read More…]
Sweden is home to affordable stores like Ikea and H&M, so you’d think Swedes would be interested in couponing and saving money. But it turns out “extreme couponing” is not a thing, in the land of lingonberries and Pippi Longstocking. A new global survey of coupon use and shopping behavior finds that Americans still lead the world when it comes[Read More…]
(Be sure to read this update: “Target Tidbits: Two-Print Coupon Limit Restored, and More”) We’re only talking four coupons so far. But if it holds, it could represent the beginning of a troubling trend – Target is tightening up its printable coupon offerings yet again. Target generally releases new printable store coupons on Sunday mornings. This past Sunday’s offerings were[Read More…]
You know you’re a hard-core couponer when you buy a store-brand product and it feels like a splurge. While the average grocery shopper might think they’re saving money by choosing private label products over the national brands, couponers have learned that you can routinely combine coupons and sales to get name brands for much less than their more “inexpensive” equivalents.[Read More…]
Coupons for Kohl’s are certainly not hard to find. There are percentage-off promo codes, dollars-off coupons stuck to your newspaper, Kohl’s Cash, and through a limited-time partnership, you can even get a Kohl’s coupon when you go shopping at Staples. So how can the coupon-happy department store attract more customers, and keep its current customers coming back? With more coupons![Read More…]
You should find two coupon inserts this weekend – one each from SmartSource and RedPlum. Here’s a preview of all the coupons you can expect. A reminder, you may be able to find some of these coupons available as printable versions in the SmartSource or RedPlum section of our Printable Coupons page. If you don’t see what you’re looking for,[Read More…]
We’ve heard it before – digital coupons are the wave of the future. So why is the country’s largest grocery chain, with one of the largest digital coupon selections, printing many of its digital coupons on paper – right in its weekly ad? Who needs to mess with logging onto a computer and loading coupons onto your loyalty card, when[Read More…]
Competition is supposed to be good for consumers. The more that retailers have to work to get our business, the better the deals we’re likely to get. But executives at one grocery chain are suggesting the opposite – with so many big-box stores, drug stores and dollar stores getting into the grocery game, the deals at your local supermarket might[Read More…]
