Adding up the Savings at the Grocery Store

RE: Adding up the Savings at the Grocery Store Post By Rhonda (Guest Post) (06/14/2008) I rarely use coupons unless they are for items I use frequently, buying something just because you have a coupon will not be a savings in anyway. Shop your stores Loss Leader Items and save a bundle. This week chicken breast was on sale for 99 cents/lb and General Mills cereal was 5/$10.00 with a free gallon of milk with your next store order. When all was said and done I had saved greater than 50% . You have to be disiplined to shop this way , but it all pays off in the end. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Adding up the Savings at the Grocery Store Post By Lorraine Keelty (Guest Post) (10/07/2006) Here's another of those 'coupon' tips which are quite unknown to Australians. Here coupons are illegal (have been for years) - if you mean coupons which you save to turn into goods. There are often tips about saving with coupons and they are absolutely useless to us here down under. Editor's Note: Coupons in the U.S. and Canada are printed "tickets" for money off on certain products or brands, like 30 cents off if you a certain size of a certain product. At some stores in some states they have days at the store where they will double the amount off on any coupon you use which is called "doubling". So for example if you bring your coupons in on Tuesday, they will give you double the amount off on any coupons you use. This can really save you a lot of money. Report Spam or Abuse Instant Savings Account Post by ThriftyFun (3746) | (11/15/2004) Profile | Blog! | Contact When I go to the grocery store any money that I save with coupons I put is my savings account. I plan my grocery budget according to things on sale and do not count the coupons that I have. So I end up saving money that I was planning to spend. By Kimberly Report Spam or Abuse