Shoppers Who Most Need Coupons Aren’t Using Them
SNAP recipients don’t use coupons or shop for deals as often as higher-income shoppers – but there are other ways they look to save.
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You’re Offering Me a Deal? How Dare You!
Some shoppers could be insulted by discounts and spend less as a result, according to a new study.
Grocery Group Says Major Chains Put the Squeeze On Competitors – And Consumers
A grocery industry group says shoppers are paying the price for a few retailers’ dominance.
The Surprising Reason Your Grocery Choices Are Shrinking
A new study finds that lower incomes among some, is linked to fewer grocery choices for everyone.
Play to Win: Games Can Make Coupons More Exciting
A new study finds that coupons are better when we have to work for them.
Here’s One Way to Get Stuff For Free – Just Steal It
Retail theft is on the rise, and crafty couponers are part of the problem.
Study Says Coupon Fraudsters Are More Generous
Cashiers who ask for donations at the checkout may find that coupon fraudsters are the most willing donors.
The Solution to Less Food Waste? More Grocery Stores
In a surprising conclusion, a new study says access to more grocery stores could help reduce the amount of food we throw away.
Your Grocery Store Won’t Tell You If Your Food Can Kill You
An advocacy group urges stores to better inform shoppers about food recalls.
Why Paying Nothing for Something, Is Better Than Getting Something for Nothing
A new study says paying “$0” for an item is considered a better deal than getting that item for “free.”
