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Who's using coupons? The demographics may be shocking!

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Who's using coupons? The demographics... Submitted by Coupon Maven on Fri, 07/09/2010 - 10:19am Nielsen recently released a report entitled  "The Coupon Comeback,"  which provides in-depth statistics as to who's using coupons. Some highlights: The “Great Recession” of 2009 changed all of that and marked a sort of renaissance for the coupon. Inmar reports that coupon redemptions grew by 27% as Americans searched for ways to cut household costs and get more for their money. NCH Marketing Services claimed 2009 coupon redemption levels “achieved the second highest year-over-year growth ever recorded.” Coupon enthusiasts — the heaviest users — accounted for 65% of manufacturer coupon unit purchases  and 18% of all unit purchases in 2009. They drove a disproportionate amount of sales and sales growth—shopping more frequently, making 1.7 more trips than non-users and buying more (a rate 1.8 times greater annually).  While some might think that “crazed coupon clip

Possibly FREE Physicians Formula makeup @ CVS!

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13 2012 Possibly FREE Physicians Formula Tinted Moisturizer at CVS! Posted in:  CVS ,  Extreme Couponing ,  Freebies ,  Thats So Krazy!  //  57 Comments Wow! Some people have reported getting a super high-value $15.00 Physicians Formula coupon from the Coupon Machine at CVS! Be sure to scan your card to see if you’ll get one. If you’re one of the lucky ones, you can score the tinted moisturizer absolutely free! Remember that not everyone may get this great coupon. Let us know if you do! Physicians Formula Tinted Moisturizer $14.99, Regular Price Use $15.00/1 Physicians Formula product from the CVS Coupon Machine Final Price: Free

Frugal Lessons from The Frugal Find

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Lesson 3: Dumping Debt By Doing it Yourself Monday, March 12, 2012 A 12-Month Series by Guest Blogger Julia Wessels, from  The Frugal Find One of the #1 ways to save money is to become  debt-free . I know that isn't a common way of thinking for most Americans, but I believe it's 100% doable. I'm speaking mainly of consumer debt, student loans, car loans, etc. I understand that in most areas of the country dropping a few hundred thousand dollars to buy a house outright isn't feasible. If, however, you'd like to pay down debt, you may want to follow my new series over on  The Frugal Find  called  Debt Free in 52 . Here are just a few tips that will help you to dump debt this year... Can it be MADE from scratch for less? Paying retail is already out of the question for those of you who are dumping debt, but even with coupons there are some household necessities that can be made cheaper from basic ingredients. I wanted to revisit the various posts we’ve