If I had more spare time, I am sure I could save even more. I typically save at least 50% on my grocery bills- so I look at it is an extra 90 minutes per week and I probably save at least $300 or more per month. I spend another 2 hours or so actually shopping each week.
I have three newspaper subscriptions that come to my home and I spend roughly 90 minutes a week total on coupons- organizing, printing, planning my shopping trips and our menu for the week etc. I personally look at using coupons as just one very easy way to put extra money in the bank. There should be ideas and tips for those of you that really want to go big as well- I encourage you to find the place that makes you comfortable and works for your family.
I hope this series I am putting together will be beneficial to those of you that are interested in simply finding easy and fast ways to save a little money. So there is absolutely a comfortable middle ground for those that still want to be able to park the cars in the garage and don’t have 30 hours a week to cut coupons. I personally have a very reasonable pantry and we have very little space actually dedicated to the products that I buy or get for free. I do not typically shop like the people showcased on the show nor do my children sleep in the bathtub so I can make more room to store my deodorant collection. I should tell you that the show features people that are… well Extreme. I am hoping this is easy to digest information that will have you saving big before you know it. I will have a series for you to learn the ins and outs of coupons from the very beginning.
I know this little world can seem very overwhelming at first and I am getting lots of questions about where on Earth you can begin if you are new to using coupons. I know there are lots of people excited about using coupons thanks in part to the new reality TV show called Extreme Couponing.
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