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In this video Jenn Least will help us through on how couponing is  help her in her groceries and how can we save money not just cents but more, she will help us to learn to save money on our daily groceries and not just used coupon in non necessary things and end up not using them which most of us are doing. She will explained the step by step tips she did to save $50- $100 to their groceries. She also will help us that even we spent a little time on doing couponing it will have a huge result in our life.

I like this video because she explain on how we can save money in couponing especially if you don't have any idea about it.

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How to Coupon in Canada!  Advice for Saving You Tons of Money...

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In this video Jenn will help us on where we can find and get coupons. Some people don’t mind using them and some just ignore them. Also, there are few people who do couponing in Canada than US, that’s why some people are happy find out Jenn Least You tube videos. She will share her favorite websites and some tips to use it. Where in grocery store can locate those coupons and what mobile applications are suitable and more effective. Additionally, not just about grocery stuff but if you love shopping online, she will let us know what application we can use in our online shopping.
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WHERE TO GET COUPONS IN CANADA |  Find Online Printable, Paper Clip, and Mobile Apps!

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I will introducing you the benefits of Couponing, how it will help us to save money and have a unexpected amount of products. At first you just seeing it as need to save but in the long run maybe it will be your hobby like other people who are love and enjoying doing it.

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Video 3 Canadian Extreme Couponing in Shoppers Drugmart

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Video 3 Canadian Extreme Couponing in Shoppers Drugmart

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In this video shows Claudette explain how she got paid from the store using the coupons. She also giving tips on what day of the week is nice to go in shoppers. What deals are we can combine in one product and usually some people are going to the shoppers with no money but get the products. It’s really helps her to budget and use this to her grocery. She sharing also her tips on redeeming points.

I choose this video because most of us are buying and going to shopper drug mart so it will help us to save money and earn points while shopping and buying things we needed.

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Canadian Extreme Couponing - Shoppers Drug Mart Haul with PC Optimum

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Website 1 How to Coupon in Canada to Save Money

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Website 1 How to Coupon in Canada to Save Money

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In this website explain about couponing in Canada, couponing is popular in United states and not here in Canada but when a Television shows about extreme couponing it helps people in the state to known about it and give idea to try it. It will give us insight on tips how to start to doing couponing in Canada, because we have different protocols here compare to US. These coupons will help us to reduce our spending at groceries and shopping. It also lists here where to find Canadian coupons and coupon applications.

I choose this website because the information is straight forward and well detailed compare to others. It give me an idea where to find trusted source to download coupons and how to proper use them.

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Grocery store expenses can really wreck a budget (in fact, they were number one on our list of household budget killers ). There are many ways to reduce how much you spend at grocery stores, such as making a list and sticking to it, taking advantage of grocery store rewards programs, and shopping on a full stomach. However, one surefire way to save money on groceries is by couponing.

Couponing in Canada

Television shows like TLC's Extreme Couponing in the United States have helped fuel Canadian couponing (it's no longer on the air, but can still be ). Extreme couponing is an activity that combines shopping skills with couponing in an attempt to save as much money as possible while accumulating the most groceries. In one episode, couponers were able to reduce their grocery store expenses by nearly 80%!

So, does extreme couponing work in Canada? Yes and no. As Maple Money points out, the couponers on the television show are notified in advance about when their televised shopping date will be. To make their haul that much more impressive, they'll save up their highest-value coupons and "free product" coupons and use them all at once on that day. Some even use paid coupon clipping services, and those costs aren't factored into their savings either.

So, don't feel bad if you're not saving hundreds of dollars on every trip to the store - those extreme couponers aren't either! However, it's still possible to save quite a bit of money using coupons if you're organized and dedicated enough.

Six Tips for Couponing in Canada

On Extreme Couponing, many couponers had compiled databases, store maps, and piles upon piles of coupons they'd been categorizing for months, even years. Many of us simply don't have that much time on our hands! However, even taking a page or two from their book can help cut down on grocery store purchases. Here are six couponing tips to consider.

1.Collect Coupons for Products You Purchase Regularly

When couponing, you should zero in on items you normally purchase. You'll want to be flexible about which brands you purchase, but you shouldn't clip coupons for products you don't normally use. There's no sense in buying soda just because it's on sale when you normally drink filtered water.

2. Practice "Coupon Matching"

Using a coupon when something is priced regularly can save you money, but "matching up" a coupon with a sale item can save you even more! Coupon matching is the art of using a coupon on an item that is already on sale or clearance. This guarantees you the lowest price possible!

3. Practice "Coupon Stacking"

Coupon stacking is using more than one coupon on a single item. For example, you may be able to stack a manufacturer coupon and a store coupon to maximize your savings. Once you're comfortable with coupon stacking, you might try triple coupon stacking! That's the trifecta of using a manufacturers' coupon, a store coupon, and a cash rebate app (more on those in a moment).

4. Check Store Policies and Coupons

You want couponing to be fun, and nothing ruins that like an embarrassing checkout experience. So, be sure you know whether the store you're at accepts manufacturers' coupons (this could vary by region). You'll also want to check the coupons themselves. For example, if they say "not redeemable with any other offer," you won't be able to use the coupon stacking strategy.

5. Organize Your Coupons

You don't necessarily have to create a computer database like some extreme couponers, but you should at least invest in a small folio case that you can pick up at a dollar store. There are even some specifically designed for coupons that allow you to organize by date (never let a good coupon expire!) or category (canned goods, freezer foods, personal care, etc.). Using one will make separating and keeping track of coupons much easier (and make checkout much simpler, too).

6. Stock Up on Sale Items

It's best to avoid stocking up on items that will expire, as that can become wasteful and defeat the whole purpose of couponing. (If you do, be sure to constantly rotate your stockpile so the oldest items are at the front, reducing the likelihood of spoilage.)

On the other hand, if you have the space, stocking up on non-perishable sale items you know you will eventually use makes good sense. We're talking about certain canned foods, cleaning supplies, toiletries, personal care items, and the like which won't go bad over time.

Where to Get Coupons in Canada

Wondering how to get coupons in Canada? You can clip them the old-fashioned way or you can use one of the many Canadian coupon sites offering manufacturer coupons, grocery store coupons, and more. In addition, there are couponing apps that could be helpful to have on your smartphone.

Canadian Coupon Sites

- Offers a large database of flyers in your chosen area, with a built-in search function to easily find the products you need in order to price match

- Offers exclusive coupons on anything from bread to peanut butter to detergent. Coupons can be printed at home or mailed to you.

Savealoonie.com - Offers printable, digital, and order-by-mail coupons, plus features a coupon match-up section for all the major Canadian grocery retailers, updated weekly. You can also find fast food coupons here.

Smartcanucks.ca - Offers food and home coupons and features a forum section for members to discuss and post new finds.

SmartSource.ca - Offers a huge selection of coupons, however print-at-home is the only option to get them.

Websaver.ca - Offers printable, digital, and order-by-mail coupons. You can browse by flyer, item, category, or recipe.

Canadian Coupon Apps that Let You Earn Money

- Snap a photo of your receipt after making qualified purchases to earn cash; when your balance reaches $20 or more you can request a cheque.

- Link your credit or debit card and Drop automatically tracks your purchases, giving your points for qualifying items that can be redeemed for cash or popular gift cards.

- Works just like Drop; why not try them both out?

(formerly Ebates) - Visit your preferred retail website through Rakuten when shopping online and automatically earn cash back on your purchases. With 750+ partner stores, you're sure to find your favourite.

Couponing in Canada Can Really Pay Off

Couponing in Canada isn't what it used to be. Sure, some clipping may be involved, but today's technology often makes it much easier to coupon... and much easier to save! For more money-saving ideas, check out our popular blogs How to Save Money on Groceries and How to Shop for Meals on a Budget . Happy couponing!

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Grocery store expenses can really wreck a budget (in fact, they were number one on our list of household budget killers ). There are many ways to reduce how much you spend at grocery stores, such as making a list and sticking to it, taking advantage of grocery store rewards programs, and shopping on a full stomach.

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In this website it explains the advantages you can receive when using coupon which is in your mostly used items you can save money so if you find coupon on those save it and use it rather than buying those on its full price, once you have those always stock pile them at home so you have savings and emergency stock on hand. Also, it is good if you using the coupon on top of sale in the product to save more money. Research and find products on sale and coupons available so you can be efficient and saves more.

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Does couponing really work? If you've ever talked to someone or seen someone on TV engage in Extreme Couponing you would say yes, there are definitely benefits of couponing - from a money point of view. Now what about in real life, does couponing really work for the average person?

The answer is simple. Just ask yourself, do I want to save money? If the answer is yes then couponing is definitely for you.

The days of spending hours looking through flyers are over, nowadays there are several easy ways to get coupons in just a few minutes. All you have to do is follow your favorite brands on social media and watch for coupons. You can also subscribe to websites such as Coupons.com or RetailMeNot.com and get coupons for your items of choice emailed to you. Joining the mailing list of your must-have brands is another great way to get the latest coupons delivered right to your inbox.

Now that you know where to find coupons it's time to use those deals to save money. Here are four benefits of couponing:

1. Save money on your everyday items. One of the worst shopping habits is to pay full price - for anything. However, even the savviest of shoppers may need an emergency item every now and then. If you have coupons on hand you can save money on regular priced items and that's a good deal.

2. Stop paying for memberships to clubs. Reader's Digest says there is no need to pay an annual fee to belong to a discount shopping club when you have coupons. "You've started to stockpile your items and maximize the benefits of using coupons-so who needs megastores? Most warehouses charge a yearly membership fee, meaning you have to pay a hefty fee just to save money." That just doesn't make sense when you can do it for free.

3. Stock up on your most used items -- at a discount. If you don't ever want to run out of commonly used items such as toilet paper and dish soap then stockpile them in your home. You don't want to buy items in bulk at full price because that's expensive. Wait for a sale or a coupon and then buy as many as you can up to the limit (if the coupon has one). Don't forget to check your bill to see the total savings on your purchase and think about all the other things you can do with that money.

4. Get a discount on top of a sale. One of the major benefits of couponing is items don't need to be purchased at regular price for the coupon to be applied. Therefore, if you shop at stores like Wal-Mart or Target where prices are presumably lower than other stores you can still apply the discount. In some cases it is like paying close to nothing for your items - and who doesn't like getting something for free?

That's what couponing is, it's free money back in your pocket and all it cost you is a few minutes to print or scan the coupons. That's a good deal if I ever saw one.

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Does couponing really work? If you've ever talked to someone or seen someone on TV engage in Extreme Couponing you would say yes, there are definitely benefits of couponing - from a money point of view. Now what about in real life, does couponing really work for the average person?

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In this website it is a news about a family in Toronto that use extreme couponing to save money on their grocery expenses. It really helps their family to save a big amount of money through the use of coupons and also the use of the mobile app where they can find the products that on sale and use it as basis of what meals they should prepare for the week. She also ensures that she is a great shopper and making sure that her family are eating fresh and healthy food despite of using sales items.

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Website 4 Does coupons really saves money?

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In this website explained about did couponing really worth it and if really work, it explained the basic knowledge what is couponing means, why people used it of course number reason is to save money on grocery and some people use it to earned cash and use all those savings for different usage like emergency fund or your grand vacation.  Additionally, why store are giving discounts or coupons one main reasons to draw attentions to the customers so they will spend their money on the stores. Some people think id they use couponing they spend money compare in saving money for those but it depend on the strategies and what products do you need to buy and use to avoid wasting money.

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Ever heard of couponing? Nope, we're not talking about that popular TV series that showed America just how far some people are willing to go-just to save a dollar.

But we are talking about your Great Aunt Betty who's been couponing since before the Great Depression. What Aunt Betty taught us all was the value of saving a dollar or two-just by shopping the sales and never purchasing anything without a coupon (or promo code) in hand.

While some people are willing to spend 40 hours a week on mastering their coupon game hoping to get money back, save double, or come home with five gallons of generic laundry detergent, others are just shopping for discounts when they're ready to make a purchase.

What Is Couponing?

Couponing is the act of searching for deals and steals on goods and services by cutting out ads (from newspapers and catalogs), searching for online promo codes, and sometimes even using extreme measures (like using expired coupons) to save at checkout.

You might think about it as a game-the saver's version of Sudoku or Words With Friends. But instead of finding missing numbers or words, you're finding All. The. Deals. Talk about satisfaction!

How Does Couponing Work?

If you're like Great Aunt Betty, you do a little planning. Maybe you plan your meals around your favorite store's weekly ads or what's on sale. Maybe you only buy meat if it's a Manager's Special.

But if you're really extreme, you're probably scavenging dumpsters in search of those little golden tickets (aka coupons). Others might steal their neighbor's Penny Saver and shamelessly ask for unwanted newspapers. And still others might spend their time trying to find loopholes in their grocery store's coupon policies. How many times can you use this coupon in the same transaction? Asking for a friend.

Why People Use Coupons

For some people, couponing is a way of life. It's a simple and easy way to save money on the grocery bill and put that hard-earned cash to use somewhere else-like saving up for your next family vacation. And for others, it's just a great way to save a dollar or two on something they were already in the market for.

Coupons are a great way to save money on things you were already going to purchase. So, if you're in the market for some home décor but don't feel like spending an arm and a leg, you might go to Hobby Lobby or Michaels because you know they have weekly coupons. You're already going to buy the picture frame . . . so why not get it at a lower price? Score!

Why Stores Use Coupons

Retailers are actually smarter (and sneakier) than you might think. For instance, that Welcome to the Neighborhood 20% off coupon you just got in your mailbox isn't just a nice gesture-but it feels pretty nice.

Stores know that the more they discount their products or the more they "give," the more likely you'll spend your money with them. Think about it: If you're shopping for a new pair of shoes, you're probably not going to go looking for the most expensive pair. You're going to use that coupon for "$20 off your purchase of $100 or more" you just got in the mail.

But what stores don't want you to know is that they've discounted some of their items so much that they actually lose money on that item just to get you in the door. They bank on these "loss leaders" to lure you into the store. Their hope is that you'll blow your budget on a good sale and spend even more money-emptying your wallet and padding theirs.

Types of Coupons

These days, there are many different options when it comes to saving money. But most come in the form of paper ads or digital codes. So what's the difference?

Paper: Most stores are still keeping the printing industry alive and well. Walk in through those double doors and you'll probably see a stand with the week's best savings on things like bananas and powdered peanut butter.

Digital Coupons: The use of digital coupons goes hand in hand with online shopping. Whether you're standing in a brick-and-mortar store scouring the web for a discount (to scan at the register) or signing up for a store's newsletter for that coveted 20% off, these are becoming more and more popular ways to save.

If you're a frequent shopper, you've probably been bombarded with the option to download your local store's app. Not only does it provide them prime real estate on your mobile device, it also gives you a way to collect an online wallet of weekly discounts. Wondering what stores have an app? Just name it and they probably have one (we're looking at you, Target, Starbucks and Chick-fil-A).

There are also apps like Honey or RetailMeNot that connect to your search engines and automatically search coupon sites for the best deals and steals.

Is Couponing Worth It?

Here's the deal: Couponing is only worth what you save, the time you spent looking for deals, and the value you place on the item you purchased.

Does Couponing Save You Money?

Coupons are a form of advertising that stores use to lure you into spending money on something you may or may not have needed.

By providing a sense of urgency (the sale is almost over) or touting their sale as the biggest of the year (giving you a very bad case of FOMO-Fear of Missing Out), they know it's only a matter of time until you spend your hard-earned cash on those "must-haves."

Seems like a win-win scenario, right? You get to walk away with a new pair of shoes and the nice feeling that you even saved money.

But the question is: Did you actually save money? The answer really depends on if you actually needed what you purchased. That's where your budget comes in! If you budgeted $250 for groceries but spent half of that on a new set of pots and pans-you had a coupon-did you really save money?

Does Couponing Make You Spend More Money?

It depends. With extreme couponing, people can spend hours upon hours trying to find the best coupons and the best deals and come out of the store with 10 gallons of laundry detergent at a fraction of the original price. But the question is . . . why do you need that much detergent in the first place?

You may have "saved" money on paper, but if you don't use the products you're stockpiling, then you're really just wasting money. But if you find coupons for the items you're actually going to use? Congratulations-that's what you call saving money and winning-at the same time!

In fact, more than one in three net-worth millionaires use coupons all the time! Turns out, millionaires aren't above saving money. (Sounds like that might be what helped them reach that status in the first place.)

We get it-everyone loves the feeling of a good deal. But it's up to you to decide if it's worth the time, money and energy it takes to get the best prices out there.

The bottom line? There's nothing wrong with couponing, especially if you're trying to save money at checkout. But just make sure you're not being lured in to spend money on something you won't use . . . just for the thrill of saving.

That's why it's so important to get on a budget (and stick to it). Make a plan for your money at the beginning of the month-on paper and on purpose. Remember: Sticking to a budget is really the only way to save the most money and get the best deal for you and your family. Check out our free budgeting app, EveryDollar, and start saving!

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Video 4 How have things change in Couponing in 2021

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Video 4 How have things change in Couponing in 2021

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This video reveals about the changes in couponing in 2021 because of the continuing situation that we are experiencing which is the COVID19. She explained that things that changes and what we can do about it, what are new steps or new application in couponing. How it affects on our daily routine, how can we still save despite of the global pandemic. Are couponing being still the thing in this year. Also, she updated all the things she experienced and knows about it.

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COUPONING IN 2021!  | How Have Things Changed?

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This image express about sales how people rush things when we are seeing sales online or in stores. We didn't know that it should be strategies, if we really need it or we are just intend not using the sale product.

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This images expresses about using coupons during sale so you can save more, especially you use on plan, you check all your coupons if you really need to buy those or not, some people make menu planning and plan the things they need to buy in the grocery.