Saving through coupons
I’m a self-confessed penny-pinching momma who incessantly look for every possible way to get the best deals in shopping so I could stash some savings into my bank account. Although occasionally I’m guilty of buying bags and shoes that are more than necessary, I make it a point that I buy them at the best possible price (if it’s any consolation, lol).
I normally wait for sale events before I buy clothes, home accessories, appliances, and the likes. But other than that, I love collecting and using coupons for items that I truly need. I don’t use every coupon that comes my way but I only choose the coupons that I truly need. Otherwise, I couldn’t call it smart spending. Other than using them for shopping, I also use coupons in dining out, or even in skincare clinics.
And just when I thought I could never save on vitamins and medication, I was glad to find a helpful list of drugstore.com coupons that offer either discounts, free shipping, or freebies with purchase. Since news on AH1N1 broke out, I’ve been looking for ways to boost the family’s immune system. Apart from healthy diet and equally healthy lifestyle, I believe food supplements would truly help us put up a fight against the flu or almost any illness. And if I could actually save on these, why wouldn’t I?
If you sum up all your accumulated savings out of different coupons in a year, it’s surprisingly huge.
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June 20th, 2009 7:09 pm
I wish I had the discipline to save coupons. I know how much money one can save if they are consistent with coupon saving. Often, I’ll have the best intentions and cut a whole bunch of coupons, put them on my fridge to bring to the store. It never ends up making the journey and then gets thrown out when expired.