“A few weeks ago you shared mail from a reader who chastised you for shopping at a mall store that later went out of business. She claimed that if you had shopped full-price at that store more often, it would not have.”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Coupons’ terms continue to confuse shoppers
“A coupon that says $1 off any two products made by a specific brand is different than a coupon specifying that the two items must be “baking soda products.” In this case, you should make sure the products being purchased…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Your surplus items can help those in need
“If others enjoy the couponing and saving process, why not do that shopping and get those deals to donate to local food banks or pantry kitchens for those in need?”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Price benchmarks for household items
“These prices represent the most I want to pay for a product, regardless of brand. These often are post-sale, post-coupon prices. I follow my stores’ pricing cycles and aim to buy when a product is cycling low… ”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Price benchmarks for groceries
“Would you happen to have a list of stock-up prices for different products? I am new at this and would love to know my benchmarks. Is this something you could share for different products?”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Surprise from multiple cash-back apps
“You always used to be able to scan the same receipt and use it on multiple apps. I recently bought some cereal that was featured for two different rebates in two different apps. I was surprised when I got a message…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: How much is too much?
“I really have trouble stopping buying things like this. There were at least 20 bags on the shelf, and I never buy them all, but I do feel like I must buy a good amount because they are free. I bought 15.”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Grocery and meal delivery services
“I’ve been thinking about using a grocery delivery service instead of going to the store. The one I’m looking at charges $15 to deliver the groceries. Do you think it’s worth it?”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: When does my coupon begin?
“Twice in the last three months I have cut out a coupon to use that day and the coupons have been refused, though they were for the item listed. I wrote to one of the companies to ask if there was a start date…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Weighing the cost of fitness
“My teenage son wants to join a gym that is $39 per month. I think this is too much to spend, and I’m not sure how much he will actually go. He says it is important to stay fit and says it is worth paying to stay healthy…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Prepping and couponing
“I think you should consider how your methods cross over with people like me, who are often called ‘preppers.’ We believe that a cataclysmic event could happen at any time and we should all be prepared to survive…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Readers question ambiguous coupon wording
“I got a coupon in the paper for ‘[Brand Name] Cosmetics Lip or Eye product.’ Now, I think this coupon means that I can use it on any cosmetics product, not only lip or eye, because it says ‘cosmetics, lip or eye.’”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Restrictions curb shopper loyalty
“One thing that has me irked about a major manufacturer is their lack of issuing coupons for a well-known brand of laundry detergent in the Sunday newspapers. What gives with this brand refusing to issue these… ”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Product name changes and shopping fees
“I have used liquid fabric softener for as long as I can remember, but now I can’t even tell what the coupons are for. They say things like ‘fabric conditioner’ and ‘fabric wrinkle releaser.'”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Clearance shoppers are important
“Sometimes avid/rabid bargain seekers forget that businesses don’t exist for the benefit of people who want to feed and clothe their families at below-cost prices… the store where you spent $24 went out of business…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Readers share coupon complaints
“There is a coupon app out there that lets you scan any coupon and the app will tell you what the coupon will work on. It is not a free app but they say you can save a lot more with it because…”
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