NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Coupon clipping is a time-honored tradition that helps Americans save on grocery, health-care and household items. As an increasing number of consumers resolve to save ...

In the kingdom of coupon-clippers, Heather Sokol is a queen. In eight years, she has moved from the realm of coupon collectors, who are happy to save a dollar or two at the grocery checkout counter… ...

With everyone looking for bargains these days it's no surprise coupon clipping is seeing a real spike, and online coupon use is at an all-time high. How do you know when the effort is worth the ...

April 29, 2004 -- -- Stephanie Nelson is a coupon clipper extraordinaire, doing a job that most people can't be bothered with, and saving a bundle. "Supermarket owners know that 98 percent of ...

With prices continuing to rise, a few minutes spent with scissors and the Sunday paper can yield significant savings.

Yolanda Aziz is a champion coupon clipper. The 46-year-old Kempsville resident admits that she loves food shopping and has fun saving money. But her greatest pleasure is giving the groceries away ...

This means that millions of older and low-income shoppers — the people who often depend on coupons the most to stretch their dollars — are shut out of deals only available to online shoppers.

As the coupon clipper moves on to the web, printable internet coupons appear to be emerging as the dominant strategy for reaching younger consumers, although not all companies are convinced.

To coordinate her coupon clipping with her grocery list, Billman paper clips her coupons to the list and then puts them in an envelope for a specific shopping trip.

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Many people facing rising food costs are considering coupons as a way to save money on their grocery bills. Some aren't sure how to get started, or may not want to deal with clipping coupons ...

As some manufacturers and stores cut back on printing weekly coupons and move more deals online, these shoppers are getting left out.