Coupons save customers money. When customers use coupons, they benefit by not having to pay the full price for a product and the grocery store is grateful for their business. Customers like myself, who use coupons are extremely intelligent because they know and realize that we are being savant and wise shoppers. Although using coupons may seem feminine or silly, the potential money that you save may substantially add up and you will be rewarded financially for your time and energy. From my perspective, coupons are a sophisticated, seemingly trendy way to save money on products and the money one saves can potentially be distributed for future purchases or for a nice Independence Day getaway. Majority of Coupons is available only in newspapers but with the growing popularity of online shopping codes also appear to support the economies not only online but also millions online products. With codes or coupons on hand you are more likely to obtain a discount or some type of savings possibly in any store you shop at.
You can save a HUGE amount of money using coupons if you have the time and energy to devote to it. Most people don't.

If you only clip coupons for products that you regularly use and you go through them AFTER you make a shopping list, then your savings are 100%.

The danger is in buying items you don't really need or use because they're 'a bargain'. If you pay attention to what's in your pantry and what's on sale, you can save even more by combining sales with coupons. There are stores that double coupons for even