Clipping coupons doesn't have to be a chore and if you already have idle time, why not clip coupons and save a little cash? It may not yield big savings all at once, but if you saved $5 a week ...

To show off her coupon-clipping savvy, Nelson went on a shopping trip with "Good Morning America." "GMA's" correspondent scoured the store's shelves for bargains, sans coupons, while Nelson used ...

The Coupon Clippers (TCC) serves approximately 250,000 customers, shipping between 1,500-2,500 orders of coupons per week. According to their founder, TCC helped customers people save more than ...

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Coupon clipping is a time-honored tradition that helps Americans save on grocery, health-care and household items. As an increasing number of consumers resolve to save ...

Clipping coupons could soon be a thing of the past. Now, there's an app for your scissors! Saving money can be as easy as swiping your finger, or touching a button.

that features long-term strategies for coupon clipping (as opposed to coupons that expire in a few days) when I realized I had never written a basic how to clip coupons post. Shocking. There are ...

In 1982, investigators for the IRS placed a grocery store in the Philadelphia suburbs under surveillance. Reverberations from that case are still being felt. The agents suspected the store`s owner … ...

The days of clipping coupons from newspapers may be over. SavingStar received $7 million in a second round of venture capital funding, paving the way for the launch of its digital coupon service.

No more coupon clipping: This startup wants to transform how we shop for groceries. by John Cook on March 22, 2013 at 9:36 am March 22, 2013 at 9:58 am. Share Tweet Share Reddit Email.

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The good, old-fashioned coupon – which surged in popularity in recent years – appears to be falling out of favor.Two separate studies show that coupon use declined significantly in 2012.One ...

Back when she was a mere amateur coupon clipper, Amy Paulus recalls being happy when she snipped 15 percent off her grocery bill. Now a pro, she feels like a failure if she doesn’t save at least ...