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I just received an email from Right at Home with this high value coupon. For a $1.50 off two Ziploc Brand Products, go Here!
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One of the most common statements I hear when I talk to people that are starting to consistently save at the grocery store is that they are shocked they no longer have to buy store brands! In the past, before they used coupons and matched coupons with sales, they would buy store brands because that was the cheapest item on the shelf. But now that they are using coupons and watching sales, they are able to buy name brand items for a much cheaper price!
I think one of the biggest misconceptions people have is that the store brand is the cheapest way to shop. In actuality, if you are using coupons and if you are using coupons along with sales, brand names are the cheapest way to shop. Store brands don’t have much flexibility with pricing. There isn’t as much room in their budget to have great sales and most often there is not many store brand coupons to use. Name brands have much larger budgets, can afford to have great sales and often release awesome coupons to use as well.
So, as you start to save more and more each week, begin to compare the prices of store brands versus name brands on sale. I think you will be surprised and happy to see that store brands are not as cheap as you thought!
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If any of the items below appeal to you, you might want to print them out now as they will be needed for this Thursday’s Publix sale. **I will be posting Publix’s weekly ad tomorrow.
$1.00 off two Uncle Ben’s products
$1.00 off one Quaker Oats product
$1.00 off one Morning Star Farms product
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CVS is one of my favorite places to shop at for freebies and awesome bargains. It takes a little of time to learn how, but once you master CVS, it will be a breeze! Below are step by step instructions on how to save the most money at CVS!
1) Get an Extra Care Card. You can do this at the front counter or online. **It is quicker to get your card in the store since they will give you one immediately.
2) Keep checking my website. Every week I will post the highlights of CVS’s sales. Throughout the week I will also post any additional deals I learn of. **CVS’ sales cycle goes from Sunday – Saturday.
3) Understand what ECBs are.
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There are some great coupons on coupons.com right now. I wanted to highlight some of the best ones so you don’t miss out! Go Here to print out any of the coupons below as well as over a hundred more!
$0.75 off one box of Hostess 100 Calorie Packs
$1.00 off One ALL Liquid Laundry Detergent (50 oz or larger)
$0.75 off one Huggies Baby Wipes (64 ct or larger)
$2.00 off one Huggies Little Snugglers or Huggies Little Movers Diapers
$1.00 off any one Huggies Diapers
$2.00 off one Huggies Overnight Diapers
$3.00 off any two products from the Fragrance Collection by Glade
$4.00 off one Sudafed Triple Action 36 ct
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There are some great Soft Scub coupons available right now! The first coupon is a Buy 1 Get 1 Free coupon! In order to print this out, you must first become a member of the Soft Scrub Club. After you print out your B1G1 coupon, go Here to print out a $1.50 off any Soft Scrub Total product purchase, $1 off any Soft Scrub Cleanser product purchase and/or $1.50 off any Soft Scrub Gel product purchase.
Thanks Who Said Nothing in Life is Free!
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This is a great High Value $2.00 off one 8th Continent Soy Milk Coupon! Go Here to print it out! (Don’t forget you can print it twice!)
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I had fun at Walgreens today. I had $36 RRs that were expiring today and tomorrow, so my goal was to use the RRs as well as earn more for next time. If you notice behind the Tampax and Theraflu, there are ugly green and black pillows.. I had to buy 7 filler items and the pillows were on clearance from Christmas – only $0.25 each. They are gross. Will donate them pronto.
I did a good job on savings today. I spent $3.36 and saved $92.84. That is 97% savings. And, I earned $13RRs to spend in the future as well as a $5.00 off any Revlon product coupon!
Here’s the rundown and how to do what I did for today’s Walgreens stop:
8 Quaker Quakes on sale for $1.00 each Minus eight $0.75/1 manufacturer coupons from RP 1/10/10 Total: $2.00 ($0.25 each!!!) 3 Vicks NyQuil and 1 Vicks DayQuil on sale for $4.99 each and receive $5RRs wyb $15 Minus four $2.00/1 manufacturer coupons from PG 12/27 Total: $11.96 ($2.99 each) 2 Puffs Tissue Boxes priced at $1.99 each Minus two Free Puffs when you buy 2 Vicks products Total: FREE! 1 Tampax Multipk priced at $7.29 Total: $7.29 1 Tampax 20 count priced at $3.79 Minus one Free 18-20 count Tampax wyb one 36-60 ct Tampax Total: FREE! 1 Theraflu Cold & Cough on sale for $3.99 and receive $4RRs wyb 1 Theraflu & 1 Lipton Tea Bags Minus one $2.00/1 printable Total: $1.99 1 Lipton Green Tea on sale for $2.99 Total: $2.99 [Read more…]
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My name is Liza and I began my money-saving journey in the Spring of 2009 as a way to stretch a limited household income. I had lost my job and my hubby was self-employed. I launched Addicted to Saving in November of 2009 and it has grown by leaps and bounds. Since then, my hubby and I have struggled with the ups and downs of two failed adoptions and are now LOVING being parents to our little man Asher who we brought home from Ethiopia in August of 2013. I feel incredibly blessed to be able to help you save money. My goal is that you will have FUN and become empowered to save more and more money each week..Read More Here...
