Coupons checks in the mail

The thrill of receiving coupons in the mail! Here are some tips to help you make the most of those coupons:

What to do with coupons:

  1. Organize them: Sort coupons by expiration date, category (e.g., food, household, personal care), or store name to make them easy to find.
  2. Check expiration dates: Make sure to use coupons before they expire to avoid wasting them.
  3. Match coupons with sales: Combine coupons with sales to maximize your savings. Look for items on sale and use a coupon to get an even better deal.
  4. Use digital coupons: Many stores offer digital coupons that can be loaded onto your loyalty card or mobile app. These can be used in addition to paper coupons.
  5. Stack coupons: Some stores allow you to stack manufacturer coupons with store coupons or digital coupons. This can lead to even greater savings.
  6. Keep track of coupon policies: Familiarize yourself with the coupon policies of your favorite stores to ensure you're using them correctly.

Tips for maximizing coupon savings:

  1. Sign up for newsletters: Many companies offer exclusive coupons and promotions to their email subscribers.
  2. Use cashback apps: Apps like Ibotta, Fetch Rewards, and Checkout 51 offer cashback on certain items, which can be combined with coupons.
  3. Look for bundle deals: Some stores offer discounts when you buy multiple items together. Use a coupon to get an even better deal.
  4. Use coupons on non-essential items: Treat yourself to something nice by using a coupon on a non-essential item, like a luxury food item or a fun experience.
  5. Donate unused coupons: If you have coupons that are about to expire, consider donating them to a local food bank or other organization that can use them.

Common types of coupons:

  1. Manufacturer coupons: These are issued by the product manufacturer and can be used at various stores.
  2. Store coupons: These are issued by the store and can be used in-store only.
  3. Digital coupons: These are loaded onto your loyalty card or mobile app and can be used in-store or online.
  4. Printable coupons: These are available online and can be printed at home.
  5. Email coupons: These are sent to your email inbox and can be used in-store or online.

Remember to always read the fine print and understand the terms and conditions of each coupon before using it. Happy couponing!