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Printable Coupons
Most printable coupons can be printed twice before reaching your computer’s print limit

Coupons.com – largest source of printable manufacturer’s coupons, selection changes daily

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CouponBar – a complete listing of coupons that Coupons.com hosts on different brand websites
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SmartSource–– over 50 coupons for products found at most grocery stores

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RedPlum – printable manufacturer’s coupons to use at most grocery stores

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Mambo Sprouts – over 20 coupons for products found in the Natural Foods section of many grocery stores

Target Store Coupons – some Target Store coupons can be stacked with a manufacturer’s coupon for doubled savings

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Kellogg’s Coupons – login to print coupons for Kellogg’s brand products

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SnackPicks – more Kellogg’s coupons, login or register for an All K Pass

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EatBetterAmerica – print coupons for General Mills products

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Betty Crocker– more coupons for General Mills products

Box Tops coupons for General Mills products, selection slightly varies by site

All You – coupons exclusively available from All You’s website, usually 10+ manufacturer’s coupons plus everything on Coupons.com

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More Printable Coupons posted on Freebies 4 Mom

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eCoupons
Load to Store Loyalty Card or Mobile device – takes up to one hour for coupons to load to your card

Cellfire – load up to 50 coupons to your store loyalty card for Kroger family of stores and Safeway family of stores

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– load coupons to your store loyalty card for these grocery stores

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Kroger – load up to 150 coupons to your card, print a list so you know which coupons you have

P&G eSaver – load coupons for P&G products to your Kroger Plus card

Give Every Night New Flavor – load ConAgra brand coupons to your Kroger Plus card

Upromise -Earn money for college by linking your Kroger Plus Card with your Upromise account. You load eCoupons for specific products onto your Kroger Plus Card, and when you buy those products your Upromise account is credited with the coupon values. So your college savings account grows as you shop. Works for more stores than just Kroger, also Randalls and CVS in my area.

Campbell’s eLabels for Education – earn eLabels for your school when you buy participating  products

Box Tops for Education – earn eBox Tops for your school when you buy participating products at Kroger family of stores

Online Coupon Codes

Ebates – cash back rebates from over 1,000 online retailers, new members get a $5 sign-up bonus, includes coupon codes

RetailMeNot – best source of online coupon codes, includes user input

Store Coupon Acceptance Policies

Target

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Walmart

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Safeway (updated 6/18/10)

includes Safeway-owned stores such as Randalls

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Walgreens

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Rite Aid

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HEB

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Dollar General (updated 11/5/10)

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Trader Joe’s (no published policy, but bloggers have successfully used manufacturer’s coupons there)

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The Home Depot Price Guarantee

 

Bed, Bath & Beyond Price Matching Policy

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Coupon Tips

Be An Empowered Consumer – a roundup of my tips on how to stand-up for yourself including how to handle coupon rejection at Target and Walmart

Coupon Stacking – how to use a manufacturer’s coupon plus a store coupon on one item at stores that allow coupon stacking like Target, Walgreens, CVS, Toys ‘R Us, and Babies ‘R Us

Tips for using eCoupons:
*Load your coupons, but make sure you allow time for them to add to your Kroger Plus Card before you go shopping (P&G; sends you an email when you’re coupons are done loading). Don’t load your coupons the hour before you shop, they might not be in the computer system yet!

*Go ahead and load them all, the limits have been increased so you shouldn’t have to worry about reaching the limit. I will admit I’ve accidentally purchased an item that I had an eCoupon loaded for – what a nice surprise to get that extra coupon savings that wasn’t planned.

*Print a list of your coupons to take with you to the grocery store.

*Check your receipt to make sure your eCoupons were deducted, but don’t expect the cashier to be able to fix your receipt. Contact the website where you loaded the eCoupons at for help.

*For Upromise and Campbell’s, log into your account to see if you were credited for your purchases. It can take a few days for credits to appear in your account.

*If you have any questions or problems using eCoupons, contact the website that you loaded them from. I had a problem with Shortcuts coupons not deducting from my receipt, so I contacted them via the form on their website and I was credited promptly for the coupons I was trying to use.

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