Forget Coupons – Shoppers Say They’ll Pay More For Privacy
Shoppers aren’t so sure anymore about sharing their personal information in exchange for coupons and savings.
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Do Billionaire Lottery Winners Still Use Coupons?
Most couponers say they’ll continue their frugal habits, even if they win the $1.5 billion Powerball lottery jackpot.
Will You Be Skimping on Groceries to Splurge on Gifts?
Two reports on holiday shopping find that we may be cutting back on groceries, in order to buy more gifts.
Stores Plan More Coupons, Less Impressive Sales
Grocery stores say they’re committed to coupons and sales – but not necessarily the way you’re accustomed to them.
Cash-Back Apps: A Bright Future, Or a Troubling Trend?
Consumers say they love them, but the growing popularity of cash-back rebate apps is making some leery.
Why Everyone Is Amazed That People Still Use Paper Coupons
A survey pointing out the popularity of paper coupons probably shouldn’t have shocked and amazed the media, or the survey takers themselves.
Why More Shoppers Are Choosing to Pay Full Price
A new study tries to explain an apparent decline in shoppers’ use of coupons and sales circulars.
Better Than Coupons? Online Grocers Urged to Offer More Creative Deals
Shoppers say more coupons might tempt them to try online grocery shopping, but a new report suggests sellers come up with more creative ways to save.
Survey Offers New Hope For the Future of Couponing
A new report says the younger generation is still into coupons, even if they prefer to get them in different ways.
Report Finds Couponers Are Still “Old School”
Despite the move toward digital coupons, a new report says most shoppers still prefer paper.
