When you're first starting to use coupons, it can be overwhelming. But it doesn't have to be.
Couponing is a wonderful way to save on food and household items. It doesn't take a PhD to figure out how to do it. It does take some time and attention to details. If you are willing to work at it - you WILL SAVE $$$. To save consistently you must clip the coupons, file the coupons, take the coupons to the store and remember to give them to the cashier.
When I first started couponing, I regularly saved 50 - 60% off our food bill by using free grocery coupons each week. Let's just say that I was known by some of our closest friends and family as a 'Coupon Queen' and was proud of the title.
Over the last few years, I have learned many additional ways to save money on groceries.
I have decided to offer coupon classes and am also putting together a book on coupon tips and tricks. The class will include how to find coupons, how to use coupons to your advantage, and other useful information. The book will include all the information from the class, plus store coupon policies from local stores, and a lot of other useful information such as coupon websites, and information on trading coupons and more.
Right now, I am offering the coupon class once a month. There will be a $20 charge for the class and a $15 charge for the book.
Contact me by email for more information on the next class or about purchasing the book.