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 ...

KUSA - Instead of clipping coupons, a growing number of consumers are cashing in on a different type of savings.

Clipping coupons, buying extra items when they were on sale and the like seemed something I remember my Grandma doing when I was younger. Today though, everyone’s looking to save money where ...

Believe it or not, New Yorkers are coupon-savvy. Out of a survey of 80 American cities, New York ranks 15th in coupon use, according to Scarborough Research. About 11 percent of metro-area househol… ...

Quickly flip through the inserts and clip any coupons you are absolutely sure you will use no matter if the item is on sale this week. (I used to recommend clipping every single coupon and filing ...

What if you could get only the supermarket coupons you wanted, they were worth more than your clipped coupons, and they were available any hour of any day? You can do just that through Internet cou… ...

Expiration dates are getting shorter, with most coupons lasting just two or three months. Keep your clipped coupons in an organizer to make sure you remember them at checkout.

If shoppers go to the page, they can clip the coupons virtually and don’t have to take the extra step of checking a box. Coupon clipping for the online shopping age.

Toss these tips into your cart As with all bargain hunting, it pays to shop around. Here is a sampling of more resources for coupon clippers. In addition, here are some savings tips culled from ...

Clipping coupons is becoming a thing of the past, as the coronavirus pandemic accelerates a shift to digital deals. With more people shopping online, redemptions of digital coupons in the U.S ...

There are several coupon-clipping services online where shoppers buy coupons, and popular auction sites often have coupon listings, too. With all of these coupons for sale, it must be OK to buy ...

Food 4 Less manager Brooke Rentfro knows that people are watching their pennies. “Everyone is clipping coupons for the products that they use,” she said. “We have people that only buy (items ...