Why We Prefer Getting Gas at the Grocery Store (But Don’t Always Do It)
A new survey finds that most of us prefer fueling up at supermarkets and club stores – even though we don’t always do it.
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The One Store Brand Product That No One Wants to Buy
A new study reveals which private label grocery products shoppers prefer – and which they refuse to buy.
Love Me, Love My Coupons: Are They Okay on a First Date?
A new survey aims to find out whether using a coupon on a first date is savvy, or tacky.
What Grocery Shoppers Like, Hate and Want More Of
Coupons are good, crowded stores are bad and online shopping is not an option – what a new survey reveals about grocery shoppers’ likes and dislikes.
Grocery Survey Shows You Don’t Always Marry the One You Love
A new survey ranks the country’s “favorite grocery stores”, but “favorite” can mean very different things.
Why Some Grocery Shoppers Are Happy to Pay Higher Prices
Even as they search for bargains, a new survey says shoppers are willing to pay a premium for locally-grown food.
Survey Says Coupons and Savings Are Still in Style
A new survey says many grocery shoppers are sticking with their savings strategies, even as the economy improves.
Enough Already! Why Some Savvy Shoppers Actually Want Fewer Coupons
A new study finds that many couponers are overwhelmed, and want high-tech help to sort through all of the offers available out there.
Why We’re Throwing Away Nearly $3 Billion in Printable Coupons
Well, that’s a waste of paper! A new report shows just how many coupons we print at home, but never even use.
So Here’s How the Kids are Couponing These Days
A new survey shows how the youngest couponers are saving – and how their preferences represent both couponing’s past, and future.
