I have tried using coupons in the past but failed miserably. However, I have been inspired lately by other Smart Money Babes who save hundreds of dollars each year with coupons. Apparently, I am not the only one who wants to start saving money with scissors. According to a recent CNN article, coupon usage is up among every socioeconomic group.
With inspiration from Ruthanne at The Genco Family Journal, I decided to create a coupon binder. This was a huge improvement from my previous attempt at “couponing” when I kept of all my coupons scattered about in a letter sized envelope. I adore my binder. {Pics to come.} It is also important to have all of your necessary supplies so you can stay organized. In addition to having a coupon binder, it is a good idea to have hanging file folders. This helps for keeping coupons that you don’t need right away Often times, you can score products for free by matching sales with coupons. You might not
There are some phenomenal resources in the blogosphere for coupon newbies. Some of my personal favorites are: Shopping With Coupons: A Beginner’s Guide to Saving at Mommy Snacks and Laura’s Couponing and Refunding Hints & Tips.
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