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Q&A: How do you plan ahead for Catalina coupons? (1:42) Q&A: Are mail-in rebates as effective as coupons? (1:37) Q&A: How often do you use coupons to try a new product? (1:03) (1:12) How to save money without hopping from store to store. (0:56) Lesson #134: Competitors' Coupons Do stores accept coupons from their rivals? It depends. (1:02) Articles May 21, 2013 Have you taken a few minutes to familiarize yourself with your favorite stores’ coupon policies? Most stores have a written coupon policy, which you usually can find on the store’s website... (more) May 14, 2013 “Stockpiling” is the term couponers have long used for shopping ahead of sales cycles, then storing groceries and supplies until the next sale. It’s a great strategy for shelf-stable... (more) May 7, 2013 I recently received some great emails from readers filled with stories of their money-saving couponing successes. Dear Jill, In your recent column there was a letter from a reader who thinks couponi... (more) April 30, 2013 Dear Jill, Your column is the first thing I read in the morning. I love couponing and your answers are so informative. I have a question for you about the ads on TV that sell an item for $20. I can b... (more) April 23, 2013 The price stays the same, but the product gets smaller and smaller and smaller. It’s called product “shrink” and it’s the result of rising manufacturing costs. As costs rise, c... (more) |
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