I have turned into a major coupon user. I love to try to find a coupon for everything I buy (unfortunately, I can't usually do that but I can come close sometimes!). One of the best ways I have found to get more coupons is to print them online or upload them to my grocery store loyalty card. So, I wanted to share with you a few of my favorite places to go for coupons:
Coupons.com- Easy to use and print from. If you put in your zip codes sometimes you will find some different coupons since there are some manufacturers who are targeting different areas with their coupons.
Smartsource.com and redplum.com are both really good resources. They are the ones who put out the coupon flyers found in the newspaper each week, but I often find different coupons on their website. 
Target-only coupons: If you like to shop at Target, then be sure to print out their coupons before your next shopping trip. They often have coupons for their brand but also for national brands as well. The great thing about their coupons is if they are marked as a "Target coupon" you can use them with a manufacturer's coupon on the same item!
Not much for printing coupons? Then uploading them to your grocery store loyalty card might be perfect for you. For these, you will have to register your card number after registering with the website. They will automatically deduct at the register when you use your card and purchase the correct item. Not every store participates with each program. I used to love to use pgesavers at our Kroger branded grocery store but a few months ago they stopped working together.
This last program is a little different because it puts money into a college account rather than giving you money back on the items. The ecoupons at Upromise.com can be loaded onto your grocery cards so when you purchase the item, the coupon amount goes into your Upromise account to use for later educational expenses. What a painfree way to save a little bit for your child's college education. besides the ecoupons there are also a few products that give you a percentage back on your purchase if you use a Upromise registered grocery loyalty card when you make your purchase. If you haven't signed up for Upromise, it is free and pretty easy. I have been pretty happy with how my ecoupon purchases have added up in my kids' accounts.








