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 ...

"Coupon Codes" are a fairly simple way to save money while shopping online. Angela Duber-Smith does nearly all of her shopping online, and she says she never pays full price for anything she buys ...

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… ...

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… ...

When you think of coupons automatic savings come to mind. You just hand over a paper clipping and voila, you've saved a little money. Over the past year more people have gotten in on the action ...

4. Look for sales in store circulars that arrive by mail or in your inbox if you have signed up for store e-mail lists. Match sale items with what there are coupons for.

Saving money can take a little extra effort: clipping coupons, searching for a promotional code, signing up for an email list…. But Amazon sometimes makes us check a box to save. Huh? Those ...

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Online coupons are a great way to save money on everything from big ticket items like flat-screens and vacations to everyday expenses like groceries and baby deals of the day.

A South Jersey lawmaker wants all online grocery coupons to be replicated on paper. The goal is worthy, but the solution for price equity could be outdated.