Did you know there is actually a strategy for using coupons? When people say they don’t use coupons because the store brand is always cheaper, or because they just don’t have time, that tells me they are not using coupons strategically. Coupons can stretch your grocery budget when you learn the right way to use them, and I’ve got all the tips and tricks you need to know right here. Check out the articles and tools below to learn the real savings methods that can help you save the most money when you incorporate coupons into your overall grocery budget.


- “I’ve Got a Coupon for That” – Chapter 6 from Saving Savvy
- Coupon Basics for Newbies
- Couponing? Check Your Store’s Policies
- Dethroning My Coupon God
- Coupons.com Charging for Their Coupons?
- The Extreme Nature of TLC’s Extreme Couponing Show
- TLC’s Extreme Couponing Show Brings Coupon Policy Changes
- Three Great Ways to Use Coupons with Your Kids
- Simply Saving: Coupon Organization (Part 1)
- Simply Saving: Coupon Organization 101 (Part 2)
- Loadable Coupons
- Types of Coupons
- 5 Tips to Using Coupons
- How Many Coupons Per Item?
- Using Coupons with Non-Sale Items
- Printing Black & White Coupons
- Keeping Track of Expired Coupons
- How Do Buy One Get One Free Coupons and Scenarios Work?
- What to do when an eCoupon doesn’t work
- How to Use “Do Not Double” Coupons
- Virus Issues When Trying to Print on Coupons.com?
- Couponing? Check Your Store’s Policies
- Coupon Basics: How To Tell If A Coupon Will Double
- To clip or not to clip?
- Couponing Ethics
- PDF Printable Coupons: Legitimate or Fradulent?
- Tips for Using eCoupons at Kroger














My name is Kelly and I am a wife to the most amazing and wonderful husband in the world, and mommy to a boy and a girl under the age of 6. I love to cook, shop for amazing deals and share what I do with others. God has faithfully provided for our family to allow me to stay home and raise our children and make the most of our income. I love to teach and encourage others who want to do the same!

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Ok, I have clipped coupons and now have quite a stack. My question is, what is the best way to organize them. I have been at this for 2 weeks. Seems it takes me all afternoon to go through ads and make my shopping lists. How do YOU organize them? Expiration dates? Categories? Food vs. non food? I am getting lost in this pile! HELP!
Cindy, there are many different ways to organize your coupons. I file my inserts whole, but have some friends who clip each individual coupon & file them in binders. If you haven’t already, check out the post I did on Coupon Organization (part 1) and Coupon Organization (part 2). I hope that helps answer your question!
I group mine by the products as dedorant, spices garbage bags, shampoos, I made alot of my own groups the smaller the groups the easier it is to find
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