Food coupons can be found everywhere. The Sunday paper is usually the best source, you can also try looking online, public libraries, gas stations, and the grocery store its self. Be sure and note expiration dates, don't let them go to waste. Here are some successful strategy for coupons:
- Organize before you shop- Keep coupons sorted by food type in an easy to search through container and match coupons with your grocery list.
- Use store loyalty card programs- Sign up for a store loyalty card that usually offers coupons plus bonus points that are cumulative each time you shop.
- Compare ads- It may pay you to drive to more than one store if it's an item you need, have a coupon and it's not available anywhere else. But, before you burn up extra gas, ask if the store honors its competitor's coupons. Many will do this just to keep you in the store. You can call ahead to save a trip.
- Don't buy too much- Don't be fooled by the 2 for a dollar marketing tool unless it's to your advantage with a coupon. Unless you need 2 of the product or use the product often.
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