It’s worth seeking out discounts for the attractions, resorts and dining spots to which you’re headed. Applying couponing strategies to vacation planning is one of my favorite ways to save money on trips:  

I receive a lot of reader tips, coupon questions and “heartbreaker” emails — the ones demanding immediate help with couponing. I’ve never printed these before in my column because they’re often hard for me to read, too, but I’m going to let you peek inside my inbox this week at some of them.  

I never get tired of the thrill of pairing a $1 coupon with a $1 sale price and knowing I’m taking a product home free of charge. In addition to getting free groceries, there are other areas in life where I’m enjoying freebies. I don’t want you to miss out on these either…  

“Salting” reviews with positive content is sadly a prevalent marketing practice, and this can make it difficult for consumers to weed out false, overly positive content from legitimate reviews.  

This week’s syndicated Super-Couponing Tips column is entitled “Checkout charities irk shoppers.” Here’s an excerpt: “Dear Jill, “I would like to see you tackle the topic of ‘checkout charities.’ I am so tired of being asked to donate money to this charity or that charity when I am checking out at a store. I keep […]