Ok, so you want to save money but you don't necessarily want to clip the coupons from the Sunday paper. No problem, here are a few sites you can visit and choose which coupons to print!
You can also visit the manufacturer's website to print coupons.
Later, I will upload a picture of how I organize my coupons, gift cards, etc, but if you are just starting, or don't have a lot of coupons, I suggest using one of those accordion files that you can purchase at the Dollar Tree (or any dollar store). Or, you can simply use an envelope to put them in. The most important thing is to BRING THEM WITH YOU!! Put them in your purse, diaper bag, or whatever you ALWAYS have with you. If you change bags alot, keep them in your car.
There is nothing like getting to the store, seeing a "great deal" and STARING at the item, thinking, "I KNOW I have a coupon for this at HOME!!" Now, this may not seem like such a big deal when you are talking about a $0.25 coupon, but consider this:I walk into Walgreens to get medicine for child with cold. Hmmmm, "You know, we are running low on Pull Ups." I walk down Baby Aisle, see Pull Ups for $15. Crazy price, but we need them! So I grab a package. I round the corner to get medicine, see Pull Ups on clearance......why????......because the manufacturer is changing the outside packaging of the Pull Ups! Ok, the same packaging that I am going to throw away. Ok, so I'll take it!Pull Ups on clearance are $3.19/pkg. Yipeee!! But
WAIT! I have a $3 coupon!!
Whooty to the Whoooo! So I grab 5 packages of Pull Ups and head to the counter with 5 $3 coupons in hand. I pay $0.95 for 5 pkg. of Pull Ups! And my husband laughs at me for using coupons! Hmph!
Moral of the story: Always have your coupons with you! (You know as well as I do, someone would have snatched those up even for $3.19/pkg. if I would have had to leave and go back home to get my coupons!) LOL!
