Using good 'cents' to save cents!
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Asked:
I have a family of 6. I buy 4 papers a week. How many papers do you buy and how many do you recommend?? I’ve read of people buying 10-20 papers and that just seems like a lot. I’m thinking about going to 5-6 papers.
- From In Good Cents Reader’s Survey
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I get this question a [...]
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After talking about ways to maximize your earnings with your UPromise account, the questions about Meijer poured in.
Meijer?? I can see it. It’s there. It says I can use the UPromise e-coupons at Meijer! It says I can get money extra money back with my UPromise card? How? It’s there among the loyalty cards. Do [...]
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Rebates can be so much work! You have make the purchase, then you have to make sure you fill out the form just perfectly or it’s void. Plus, you have to each and every bit of required proof from the UPC code to the original receipt. Then you wait…
And wait…
And wait…
And about 6 or more [...]
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Hi. I’m Beth. And I am addicted to spreadsheets.
Yeah. It’s sad but true. I think it’s fun to make spreadsheets. Creating complicated spreadsheets, like the one I designed for my husband to use to track his NCAA Tournament picks that automatically moves teams over to the next round, is my idea of a good [...]
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Every so often you may see a deal that is amazing for you or your family. Maybe it’s something you use a lot or something your family really enjoys. When you see these deals, it’s always great to stock up when the prices are cheap. However, you may just not have the coupons to do [...]
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For some, reading a blog can be a whole new world.
What is a blog? A blog or webblog is a website usually maintained by an individual by posting regular entries. Entries, or posts, are listed by the date they are entered, by also sorted by categories or labels. Navigating a blog can be a bit [...]
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The order in which you hand your coupons to the cashier actually makes a difference in your final OOP price. You always want to hand your items to your cashier in the following order: Loyalty Card, Purchases, $/$$ Entire Purchase Coupons, $/$$ Specific Product, and Store & Manufacturer Coupons.
Why? First, your loyalty card triggers coupons [...]
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You can probably tell by my blog that I’m a big fan of computers and technology, so it shouldn’t suprise you that I have a spreadsheet I use each week to plan my shopping trips.
It’s a known fact that writing a list before you go to the store is a main factor in saving money. [...]
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If you’ve been doing CVS for a while, eventually you get the urge to leave the newbie scenarios behind and get a bit more advanced. CVS is great about giving us $/$$ coupons. You can get them in your e-mail, with your receipt, or at the magical coupon kiosk that stands at the entrance of [...]
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I’ve been getting a lot of questions recently on CVS coupons. So, where do you get all the different CVS-issued coupons available? Here is a breakdown to help you get more advanced in your CVS Trips.
First, remember, to take full advantage of CVS, you’ll need a Extra Care Card. This triggers many of your coupons [...]
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