Jared emailed me this morning with this article from the Wall Street Journal. The math figures are sure interesting! Make sure you read the entire article to get the entire picture.
- Average saving per coupon: just $1.44, according to the Inmar report.
- Figuring it takes one minute to clip a coupon, saving $1.44 a minute is the equivalent of saving $14.40 for 10 minutes.
Does that change your mind about clipping coupons? Of course, you still don't need to spend hours a week. I spend about 45 minutes (or less) each week putting my 6 sets of coupon inserts into my coupon binder for the week. I don't clip my coupons, either.
When I can build up my family's food storage for less than half the cost why not do it? Seriously, people! Jump on board! Couponing is the new bling. Just in the past few weeks I have gotten many, many great deals with my coupons. Here are a few:
45 Chinet paper plates: FREE
4 bags Goldfish crackers: FREE
2 bottles Suave shampoo: FREE
7 packs Trident gum: FREE
8 boxes Ronzoni pasta: FREE
4 boxes Kelloggs cereal: $.38 cents each
Pampers diapers: $4.50
I have literally saved thousands of dollars every year! And on a regular basis I save about 65% when I go shopping, and up to 95% when I have double coupons at Albertson's. So those $1 coupon here and $.50 coupons there really do make a difference!
What is your verdict? Are coupons worth it? They are to me!
3 comments:
totally worth it! i heart coupons!
I was big into coupons until Albertson's closed here in Utah last year. They were the only ones to double coupons also...AND then our RedPlum inserts have been pulled from our newspapers. So in the end, I'm not couponing anymore. I still do, however, shop the sales to stock up on and use printable coupons.
Let's just put it this way: between the promotions, coupons, and double coupons at Albertsons this week, I have gotten $520.65 worth of food for $40.52...that is a 92% savings rate!!
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