Where to find coupons

Here are some great websites to visit to print out coupons. Most of the coupons found on the website you can print twice. Check the websites frequently because coupons are added and they can also reach their print minimums daily.
coupons.com
smartsource.com
redplum.com
allyou.com
eatbetteramerica.com
bettycrocker.com
kelloggs.com
kraftfoods.com
Simpleanddelicious.com


Visit the websites of your favorite stores to print out their coupons. These can be stacked or used together with manufacturer coupons.
target.com
cvs.com

Pick up your Sunday Paper or maybe a couple depending on the size of your family because it is filled with your best resource for coupons. Don't be afraid to ask family or friends for their extra coupons from the paper as well.

When you are going through your magazines keep a look out for coupons! The best magazine for coupons is ALL YOU.

Look on the products that you use! They will print them on the inside and outside of the packages. The manufacturers will also put coupons in the product like fish for instance. Peelies or hangtags may be on the products too.

Peelies- coupons that can be "peeled" from the product you are buying.

Blinkies- coupons that can be found in the isles of the store you are shopping at  in a machine usually with a "blinking" red light.

Tear pad-coupons that can be "torn" from a pad at the store

Hangtag or Winetag-coupons that are found "hanging" around the neck of the product.

Go to the website of the products you buy most often. If there isn't coupons available, contact the company by email or by phone. Mention how much you love the product and request coupons. In most cases the company will gladly send coupons.

Sign up for freebies online. Usually, when you receive your freebie coupons are with it.