Good Coupon Sites?

I get a lot of coupons on coupons.com. I also follow hip2save.com and she posts links to a ton of coupons and does store deals each week. Some other good blogs to follow are totallytarget.com, mojosavings.com, couponingtodisney.com, and savingaddiction.com.

I don't actualy like the printable coupons sites. but if you are asking for a couponing blog i know of one out of n carolina.

Here are my thoughts. i work part time and pass CVS, RiteAid, and Walgreens on my way home. so no extra gas, extra time yes, And yes sometimes i will do a deal on an item that i don't need because with coupons and in store deals you can actually get overage or extra money for buying that item to go towards buying a different item that you do need. And at that point, if I can't find a friend or family member that would appreciate having it, then i donate it, my kids schools did gift boxes for soldiers and i was able to donate several personal care items, I'm sure local shelters would take items too.
I also don't have a huge stock pile taking over a spare room or garage, but if I can get progresso soup at rite aid for 50 cents a can at rite aid, (haven't found a store brand cheaper than that) and i know i can take it for lunch 2xs a week with out getting sick of it, then i'll buy 8 cans and it will last me a month.
in my opinion better to buy 2 newspapers or ask people you know who do get it to save the coupon inserts for you.

I am having trouble finding the ''GREAT'' deals that these people were getting on this tv show i just watched too so your post is my post too....one of the huge sites gave my computer a virus that almost crashed it..so i cant open it....everywhere elses either its all the same stuff. Target has good store coupons! and will also take manufactured on top of their coupons!! thats all the enough i hae so far for you:)

Learning with you,
libby

I like MoJoSavings and Freebies4Mom. I print a lot of coupons off of coupons.com as well. Depending on where you shop, you might be able to load your coupons directly on to you shopper's card. I know Kroger has that ability. I love it! The only thing is that the coupons on there don't double, but a lot of times you can use the coupon that you loaded onto your card as well as a paper coupon.

Also, coupons.com goes by your zip code. If you enter a zip code for a larger city, you sometimes get better coupons.

I see those extreme couponers and they make it look so easy. It's not. They do a LOT of research to find out which store has the best price. I tried it awhile back. I was saving money, but I also found that I was spending a lot of time and gas driving all around to different stores. If I have a coupon for something I like, I get it. I think a lot of the times those extreme couponers are buying things they don't really need. They're just buying it because they have a coupon.

Another tip is to look at the price per ounce or the price per unit. In my personal experience, buying the store brand is generally cheaper than buying something with a coupon.

Go to coliryan.com and click on partner stores. Select the store and scroll down. All the specials and coupons that the store offers will be there. Also check the hotdeals tab for more savings. ;)

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