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Coupon.com has released some new great printable coupons.

Coupon Organizer, and saving money.

The key to using coupons is not only cutting them, but matching them with sales and Organizating them. Coupons are everywhere, and it is FREE money from the Manufacture. However, if you don't use them right you will not be getting the best value for your time. Each Sunday Newspaper carries both coupons and Sales Flyers, you can review these coupons through before Sunday- through the Sunday Coupon Preview site. This site allows you see a sample of most of the coupons, which will vary from area to area. What is offered in New York, most likely wont be available in Salt Lake City. Sunday Coupon Preview will give you an idea what to expect.



Matching sale prices with the coupon will double your savings. I LOVE shopping Target here because they offer Target coupons, and you can stack them with regular coupons from the paper. Plus Target offers .05 per recycled bag used, and price matching. Here is their Coupon Policy, it is something to print out and carry with you when you visit Target. All stores have their own policies, I find Target to be most customer friendly. Here is a little video by We Use Coupons on how to maximize your next shopping trip.

Some wonderful places to find even more coupons that can be printed from your printer(and usually a limit of 2 per household). Redplum, Coupons.com, Cellfire, Pinching Your Pennies,  

and MomSaves Coupon Organizer_are great resources for finding coupons. I will post often when sales, coupons, and freebies are found.







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My Coupon Closet

Tomorrow night the 2nd season of the Controversial TLC series, Extreme Couponing. I admit, I am a fan :) I first started couponing with my Grandma when I was a little girl. She always carried WalGreens Coupons in her coin purse. She even collected those Green Stamps that filled up a booklet, the earliest loyalty rewards program.

She was always interested in saving money, growing up during the Depression-Grandma could squeeze a buck til it begged for mercy. Here are some really great products to help you get started on saving money, becoming a true Frugalista.

Introducing a new way to organize your coupons! The My Coupon Closet is the newest and easiest way to organize. It was created for the busy family who want to continue to coupon, but cannot find time to get it all done. It has everything you need -perfect for the beginner or the experienced couponer.

Right now for a limited time, you can get FREE shipping when you enter the code freeship11.
Your purchase will include:

60 white custom coupon files to organize your manufacturer coupons. These are manufactured just for coupon use.
5 green custom coupon files for your store coupons (All custom files are closed on three sides so you never have to worry about coupons slipping out.)
1 pair of scissors and 1 pen A separator to store all your supplies
A Plastic box with snap on lid to store your new files
A Free Bag to carry your new organizer.

I have been couponing for years, you can also follow me on Cafemom.com where I am a moderator for Frugalistas.

Coupons.com High Value Coupons

I wanted to share these, Coupons.com usually announce these when there are upcoming sales. So keep an eye on your flyers, you maybe able to get some of these for free.