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Having multiple sources for coupons will always save you money. We swap unused coupons from the Sunday paper with several friends. The result is that we often end up with several copies of really valuable coupons — this makes stocking up and saving money much easier.

Another way to get lots of usable coupons is from the Coupons.com web site. Coupons.com is one of the largest distributors of electronic coupons in the internet. Their coupons can be found, not only on their web site, but also on your favorite grocer’s site, on TV and Radio stations sites, and many newspaper web sites too.

Coupons.com not only distributes coupons from your favorite food manufacturers like Quaker and Welch’s, but they also have non-food coupons from retailers like Sears and Hasbro. There are tons and tons of deals for things you want or need — which means you don’t have to settle for paying retail price anymore!

The electronic distribution of coupons is becoming more and more sophisticated as manufacturers try to cut down on coupon fraud. Coupons.com may put limits on the number of coupons you can print for any one deal and many manufacturers put monthly limits on the total number of electronic coupons that Coupons.com can distribute. This means that you should search out your deals early in the month, because by the end of the month the deals may not be available.

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Another great source that lots of frugal coupon-clipping moms are telling us about is All You Magazine. It's well worth the subscription price—6 issues for $10 / 12 issues for $19.95. There are hundreds of dollars worth of excellent coupons in each issue. We’ve picked up a few copies and agree. It’s one magazine that actually pays for itself.

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