CATALINA: A coupon you get with your receipt at the register; usually triggered by a specific item that you purchased Now that you have mastered Grocery Store Catalinas, let's move on to Walgreens. Catalinas at Walgreens are called Register Rewards. A Register Reward (RR) prints when you purchase either a certain dollar amount of product or group of participating products or a certain number of products and is good for a certain dollar amount off your next purchase. Register Rewards print and function just like Grocery Store Catalinas, but, like everything Walgreens, is a bit... funkier. These deals are usually promoted in the weekly ad, Keep Reading
The Ultimate Guide to Couponing in the Northwest: Know the coupon strategies {GROCERY STORE CATALINAS}
CATALINA: A coupon you get with your receipt at the register; usually triggered by a specific item that you purchased This is when couponing in the Northwest gets fun. Catalinas, named after the company that manufacturers and maintains the machines, are the reason we score on groceries and household items. Catalinas print from the box-sized machine that sits either right next to the register (Safeway, Fred Meyer, Target, Walgreens) or on the counter right behind the cashier (Albertsons). WinCo and Walmart do not have Catalina machines. There are three types of Catalina (cat) coupons: An advertisement (Jiffy Lube, a website, etc.) A Keep Reading
The Ultimate Guide to Couponing in the Northwest: Know the coupon strategies {DOUBLE COUPONS}
DOUBLE COUPON: A store coupon that doubles the value of a manufacturer's coupon Double coupons are the primary way we are able to get free or almost free food and household items in the Pacific Northwest. You can only double a small amount of manufacturer's coupons per transaction at any PNW store, so it is inevitable that you will be doing multiple transactions, especially if there is a fantastic deal running on something your family regularly uses. When talking about double coupons, I'm always asked how many transactions someone needs to do. The answer: As many as you want and no more than that. It all depends on how much you want that item at Keep Reading
Frugal Living 101
photo credit Sunday night : Pull whole chicken fryer out of the freezer to thaw. Monday night : Roast chicken for dinner. Tuesday night : Use leftover chicken in a different recipe. Sounds super frugal, huh? Yep, as I was cleaning up Tuesday's dinner, I was feeling pretty proud of my thrifty little self. One chicken! Three bucks! Two recipes! Eight servings! Proud, that is, until I got ready to toss out the chicken carcass. I seriously stood in the middle of my kitchen holding that sad little skeleton over the garbage can as I debated its fate. I was torn. In my head, I knew making broth was easy and economical. You are probably thinking Keep Reading
10 stockpile stocking stuffers (for all you procrastinators out there!)
OK, I'm the queen of procrastinators, so this post is for me! If you're looking for a way to fill your kid's stockings with as little out-of-pocket as possible, just hit your stockpile closet (or bin or shelf)! Here's a list of 10 items you can grab from your couponing stockpile that can be used as stocking stuffers on Christmas morning. 1. School Supplies -- Do you have leftovers from your summer buying adventures? School supplies play the part of art supplies for younger children (crayons, glue sticks, watercolors, colored pencils). School aged children would also love for new school supplies to replace the used ones. 2. Band-Aids -- What kid Keep Reading
Frugal Living NW Christmas Gift Guide
Now that the Black Friday and Cyber Monday buying frenzy has passed, we can think about something other than online deals for a moment! Actually, I think I needed that more than any of you... While getting the things we want and need for really cheap is fun, sometimes we do spend money on the things we absolutely love. Over the next two weeks, the gals behind Frugal Living NW are going to share our "favorite things" with you in the form of the Frugal Living NW Christmas Gift Guide -- Emily called it her "Oprah list." Each day, we will highlight the items and experiences that, while we could absolutely could do without, we'd rather not. We're Keep Reading
Frugal vs. Cheap
Unless you have been hanging out under a rock lately (no offense to those gutsy Chilean miners), you know that daily deal sites like Groupon and Living Social are incredibly popular right now. For example, Groupon has sold nearly 14 million vouchers through their site since late 2008. It's a strong model in a weak economy: Small business owners partner with these sites to offer deeply discounted deals on salon services, restaurant certificates, etc. The consumer gets a great deal. The business owner gains the opportunity to boost business by turning new customers into repeat business and word-of-mouth advertisers. It's a win-win situation for Keep Reading
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