Beginners – Learn how to coupon 2

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Day 2: Show Me the Coupons

So “where do you find all the coupons?” you ask. It’s really not a secret. They’re everywhere!

1. Newspaper Inserts

The best place to find coupons is in the Sunday paper. There are three different inserts that come out on a regular basis: Smart Source (SS), Red Plum (RP) and Procter & Gamble (PG). To become a Krazy Coupon Lady (or Gent), you’ll want to get your hands on two to four copies of each of these coupon inserts. Sounds a bit bizarre but the way to save krazy money is to buy multiple products when they’re at rock bottom prices.

2. Printable Coupons

Printable coupons are starting to take over the coupon world. From Coupons.com to Facebook to manufacturer websites, you’ll find them in more places than you’d ever imagine. The best part about it: they’re free. Of course you’ll need a computer and a printer, and you’ll have to download a bit of software. But rest assured, printing coupons from your home computer is safe and easy! Best news ever: TheKrazyCouponLady.com has compiled the most up-to-date, comprehensive, inclusive printable coupon database on the web. You’ll find over 2,000 printable coupons just waiting at your fingertips. All you have to do is click and print.

3. Mobile Coupons

Now days there’s a new way to save that’s even easier and faster than newspaper and printables. Introducing, mobile coupons -- coupons you get through your “mobile” phone. Programs and apps like Ibotta, Checkout 51, Cartwheel, Shopmium allow you to download coupons to your phone and redeem cash back savings after you’ve purchased a product. This is a great way to save – especially for the busiest of us all.

4. eCoupons

eCoupon is just a shortened word for electronic coupon. These coupons are loaded onto your store loyalty card via your phone or computer. Several grocery stores have eCoupon programs, like Safeway, Kroger and Publix to name a few. To access eCoupons, head to your store site, register, add your card number to your account, peruse the coupons, click the ones you want and load them to your card. To redeem, just swipe your card at checkout and the discount is automatically deducted from your balance. Showed you the coupons! Now let’s go to Day 3: Get Organized!

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