There are more ways than just using a coupon binder to organize your coupons! In my video you’ll see some more examples of ways you can get organized. I suggest trying out different methods and see what works best for you!
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I’ve had a few questions about stockpiles that hopefully can be answered with this video. Plus I am trying to get into video blogging more. If you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask below.
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What kinds of coupons does Rite Aid accept? Manufacturer Coupons (including Printable Coupons) and Store Coupons (In-Ad and online at RiteAid.com) Rite Aid only accepts printable coupons up to a maximum of $5.00 off per item as long as the coupon redemption amount never exceeds the price of the item. Rite Aid coupons are not considered internet/print at home coupons, even when they are printed from an internet site or an email, and therefore these coupons only are not subject {Read More}
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When some people think of a stockpile they tend to think a basement full of shelves and products that grossly resembles a super market or they think of products shoved under children’s bed, in the master closet, etc etc. Those are not normal stockpiles… those are not stockpiles most normal families need in their homes. Let’s face it, your child doesn’t want a bunch of toilet paper and 2 Liter drinks stuck under their bed and your spouse doesn’t want {Read More}
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Over the past few months CVS has become one of the top drug stores when it comes to deals. Every week I always see something free or really cheap and their policy is much easier to understand than Walgreens that we covered last week. What kinds of coupons does CVS accept? Manufacturer Coupons (including Printable Coupons) Store Coupons (In-Ad, CRTs or Purchase Based Coupons) – These can be found in the ad or by scanning your card at the red {Read More}
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Walgreens is one of, if not the, hardest drug stores to shop at but also one with the best deals! They don’t have a loyalty card or any other way to earn their rewards and get their deals it just takes a good game plan! What kind of coupons does Walgreens accept? Store coupons (found in ad, monthly coupon book & other books in store) Manufacturer coupons (including printable) There must be one item PER coupon, if you are using {Read More}
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