Author: Jenn
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On their own coupons can save you money, but if you combine them with sales or other special deals or events, you’ll be able to save even more on them!

Double your coupons. Take advantage of the traditional sales many grocery stores offer, as these sales often include the opportunity to double your coupons. How does coupon doubling work? Simple: if you have a coupon for $1 off a bag of cat food, that coupon will amount to $2 off at the register. If you shop for products and hand $18 worth of coupons over to the cashier, you’ll suddenly have saved $36!

Use manufacturer coupons & store coupons together. Many stores, including major retailers, are printing out their own store-specific coupons for you to use. But did you know that you can combine those store-generated coupons with manufacturer ones? This means you can combine InkSupply.com coupons and manufacturer coupons for ink in order to save twice the amount of money on an ink cartridge or two!

Use coupons during sales. Nothing is…

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Author: Jenn
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A friend of mine recently asked me that. You see, I bug him every week for the Sunday paper his place of employment gets. Or more specifically, the circulars, special flyers and coupon pamphlets that are in the Sunday paper. I then turn and use those coupons for my own shopping trips, and pass on the coupons that I don’t want or need to my mom.

It’s hard to answer the question though, because I’ve been able to use coupon codes for so many different purchases! With Pacific Sunwear coupons, for example, I was able to knock a $50 order down to just $12 + shipping. On another occasion a randomly found Old Navy discount code took a quick $10 off a $30 order.

Then there’s the grocery shopping I do every other week. I generally spend $100 – $150 on a biweekly basis, and I use coupons to save anywhere from $5 to $10. That’s not a very large savings, but it’s enough that it’ll add up over a year’s time!

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