This spring was when I had my coupon "ahha" moment I thought how hard could this be, so I began to google how to get started and I took some tips and customized them for my life and situation.
I then realized while googling couponing I didn't want to be an extreme couponer, with a huge stock pile I just wanted to have immediate items we use and need and maybe a mini stock pile of small items (plus I don't have the space lol).
OK so these are the easy steps that I took to get started:
- sign-up,buy,or receive a Sunday Washington Post
- receive your local paper ex: gazette,leader,Baltimore sun,&value pack
- buy a organizer ( I use a small accordion organizer with slots for coupons that can fit in my purse... sort of)
- organize each tab by category (breakfast,snacks,bath&body,restaurants,& immediate use, etc.)
- read all your local or favorite store circular/sales paper (pay attn to there start & end sale dates)
- take 30 minutes to read and cut your COUPONS (involve your children)
- match your circular sales & deals with the coupons you cut
- then make a list of the exact product and how many you will buy and what the sale is
- example of my list: 3 hamburger helper boxes 75cents off plus bogo 1/2off
- also if I don't see all the sales and deals I want I save them in my organizer or
- Sign up for 2-3 coupon/money saving blogs/websites to get tips or ways to get your favorite products for close to nothing
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