“I got a coupon in the newspaper for ‘$2 off one paper towel product $15 retail value or greater.’ Here is my question: If a large pack of paper towels regularly sells for $17.99…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Stock up before items become hard to find
“I am a regular coupon shopper and usually have one to two weeks of food at home regardless, but with supply hoarding in the news, I am wondering if there are other items…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Alternate uses for household products
“Take advantage of sales like these often enough, and you may find that you’ve accumulated more tubes of toothpaste than you may likely use. Your local food pantry or food bank…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Utilizing gift card deals
“I read your column on how to buy gift cards below face value (legitimately), but I do not understand how this is saving money in the long run. I feel like I am still spending the same…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Splitting orders to take advantage of promos
“My store had a coupon in the store’s ad for a free tub of onion dip with a purchase of $10 or more. I spent just over $90 in the store that day. It occurred to me that I should have split…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Why certain items are excluded
“I got a coupon in the mail the other day for $1.50 off a nut bar. In the fine print, the coupon excludes banana chocolate walnut, chocolate cherry and lemon flavors…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: What can you do with expired coupons?
“Overseas military families can indeed use manufacturer coupons up to six months past the printed expiration date to shop at their commissaries. If you know a military family…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Reusable bags – and when not to use them
Multiple national supermarkets offer discounts of five to 10 cents off your total at the checkout for each reusable bag you use on that trip. If you’re actually saving money by using…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Double up on freezer space to store deals
“I am considering purchasing a second freezer. I’d like your thoughts on whether this is worth the investment and if the costs of it will save me money in the long run. I’m thinking it would…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Shelves too full? Evaluate and donate
“At times I find though that I have overbought. I was going through my cabinets and found canned goods that have expired on the shelf. I felt terrible about this as we try to…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Readers share post-holiday steals
“In the weeks that follow, anything left on the shelves continues dropping in price. Many post-holiday sales start at 50 percent off the regular price just one day after the holiday passes…
New Super-Couponing Tips column: A brand switchup – worth paying more?
“I do wonder how often quality factors into your purchase decisions. If I like one brand better than another, is it ever worth paying a little more for it? I feel like some things are just worth…”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Shop around coupon availability
“I would like to know why there are no coupons in the paper the week I need them. I buy floor cleaning wipes at the end of the month, and some months I find coupons for them, some months not.”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Coupon misuse is fraud, no matter what the name
“What my friend is telling me is this: The word ‘Any’ means that the coupon is actually good on any size of the product… She says this is a loophole called ‘balanced couponing.’”
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Saving on “necessities”
The argument that we shouldn’t look for the best prices on toilet paper because it is a “necessity” simply doesn’t hold water (no pun intended!) The same argument could be made for food…
New Super-Couponing Tips column: Don’t throw away older coupons
“Our library files the coupon inserts each week and makes them available to their members. After a quick trip to their coupon file, I picked up the one extra coupon I needed. The next time…”
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