Tips for finding and using coupons. Post your ideas.
Join a coupon train. I've offically joined a coupon train in my area. I'm currently waiting on my first batch of coupons to arrive. To help myself, I have 2 envelopes right now, one for the coupons I want to keep. Another for coupons that go on the coupon train. I have not officially started yet, but the train seems like the ideal way to get (and get rid of) the coupons I don't need. I've happily cut out diaper coupons, though I have an 8 yr old knowing that a monther on the train would LOVE those types of coupons! And it only costs a stamp to send your coupons to the next rider!
This is a page about combining coupons. If you take the time to get organized with coupons and rebates before you shop, you can save a lot of money. Coupon stacking is when you use a store coupon and a manufacturer's coupon on the same item, which typically results in a very reduced price once they are both applied.
This is a page about joining a coupon train. As a member of a coupon train you can exchange coupons with a large number of other couponers.
This is a page about creating a coupon book for shopping. Creating a coupon book is a great way to organize the weekly ads and coupons for each store. With a little extra time and organization, you can save even more money when you go shopping.
This is a page about making a coupon organizer system. Coupons can save you a lot of money, but it can be difficult to use them if they aren't organized.
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