Welcome KC Live Viewers – 9/27

Welcome KC Live Viewers!

Thanks for watching me today (on 9/27).

If you are looking for ways to save a buck or two without resorting to “extreme” methods or sacrificing quality – you’ve come to the right place.

Coupons….Coupons…Coupons….

When you think about them being actual money, it becomes easier to try a clip and few and save.

Here are the main sources of coupons I talked about today:

1. Printable Coupons – check out coupons.com, smartsource.com and redplum.com for coupons that you are able to print from home.

2. Store Coupons – Hy-Vee, CVS, Walgreens, Whole Foods and Target all have store coupons. Remember, you can use a store coupon and manufacturer coupon together for more savings.

3. Sunday Paper Inserts – almost every week you’ll find coupons in your Sunday Paper. Make sure you have a subscription to the KC Star (it’s only $1.25 per week), so you’ll always have the paper on demand.

4. Magazines – Most magazines have coupons located within their pages. My favorite magazine for coupons is All You Magazine

5. Text Coupons – Hy-Vee, Hen House, Price Chopper and Target all have text coupons. Make sure you sign up to get offers delivered to your phone.

6. Restaurant Coupons – There are coupons for several of the restaurants you go to every week. Check out the lastest list of Restaurant Coupons and save money when you dine out.

7. Retail Coupons – It’s always nice to save a few extra dollars at retail stores on clothes, accessories, furniture and more. Check out the latest list of Retail Coupons and never pay full price again.

8. SmartPhone Coupon Apps – My favorite are ShopKick and SnipSnap. ShopKick has exclusive coupons from stores like Target, Crate & Barrel, and American Eagle. While SnipSnap takes coupons from around the web-o-sphere and puts them into your hands when you need them.

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