Lesson #109: Extreme Couponing
What you see on TV isn't the truth. (1:15)
Lesson #108: Should You Buy Coupons Online?
Buying coupons over the Internet is a risky proposition - here's how to save yourself some trouble. (1:01)
Buyer beware! Mail-in savings aren't always as easy as licking a stamp. (1:03)
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Lesson #105: The Double Coupon Conundrum
Why are double coupons only available in some areas? (0:57)
How to save even more while in the store. (0:50)
Articles
Not So Loyal to Your Loyalty Card?
May 15, 2012
Last week’s column about loading e-coupons to loyalty cards led to – what else? – lots of reader comments about store loyalty cards! Whether they love them or loathe them, my readers... (more)
May 8, 2012
Most shoppers use traditional paper coupons found in the newspaper when they shop for groceries and other consumer packaged goods. Almost 90 percent of all coupons redeemed in 2011 were distributed in... (more)
May 1, 2012
If you've ever used a free or Buy one, get one free coupon, you've probably noticed a box at the top of the coupon. That box is where the cashier enters the selling price of your free item. Here's why... (more)
April 24, 2012
Every week, I receive tons of reader feedback, from questions about coupons to suggestions for other readers. This week’s column is a grab bag of that feedback, from a question about expired cou... (more)
Friends Don’t Let Friends Photocopy Coupons
April 17, 2012
This letter comes from a reader dealing with a tricky situation. Since my last few columns have dealt with counterfeit coupons, I thought this was an important story to share. Dear Jill, I’m i... (more)