Okay, you've heard it a hundred times, "a coupon clipper makes $20 an hour," but unless you're a crazy and organized individual buying a lot of stuff, I don't see how that works.
My advice is simple. You get the coupons in the Sunday paper. You take a quick look. You see a coupon for Dannon Yogurt. You normally buy it. Cut it out. Cut out only the coupons for items you normally buy. Don't buy something just because you have a coupon.
Just doing small things that will add up. Plus, most grocery stores accept expired coupons (most up to 5 years expired). So if you forget it on one trip, you can always bring it on the next one.
The Sunday paper is not the only place for coupon savings. Many Internet sites are available for printable coupons. In addition to coupons.com, check out:
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