If you're always scrambling to figure out what coupons you haven't used up or which ones are about to expire, you ought to check out CityPockets, an online organizer that tracks your buys from daily deal sites. The free website currently syncs with 28 daily deal sites including the ever popular Groupon and LivingSocial. I found the site pretty easy to use — all you have to do is sign up for an Read more

Every time I step foot into my local health food store, I instantly drop at least $20. I feel good knowing the food I pick up is all natural, often organic, and fresh, but jeez — why does it have to be so expensive? If you're looking to save money on your favorite healthy brands, many companies post coupons on their websites you can print out. You may need to install a program, sign up for a Read more

Although bargain hunting on the Internet is fun, there seems to be too many junk coupon websites popping up which can make things a little frustrating. Jack Vonder Heide, president of Technology Briefing Centers, tells SmartMoney that the amount of websites that offer discount coupons have actually tripled in the past two years to over 500. There may be plenty of sites for you to pick from, but Read more

We're thrilled to present this smart LearnVest story here on Savvy! Oh reality TV. We love you because after a crazy day at work, you make our own problems seem manageable . . . at least compared to Real Housewives drama-fests. But when it comes to the new TLC show Extreme Couponing, we watch the participants with a mixture of interest and — dare we say it — envy. The new show features Read more

We might not all qualify for the TLC show Extreme Couponing, but a lot of us (to an extent) use coupons to cut costs. As food prices keep on rising, many will employ new strategies to cope with the ding on their wallets. So who exactly is couponing? A recent survey by Harris Interactive and Coupons.com shows that clipping coupons is fast becoming picked up by Americans looking to save. In fact, Read more

Last night I watched the premiere of this season's Extreme Couponing (as well as a few reruns) on TLC, and boy was my mind blown. I knew there were coupon addicts around, but not to that extent. J'aime Kirlew, a mother of three, spent $103 on $1,750 worth of groceries! It's pretty amazing how she did that just by using coupons. These couponers will bring in over a 1,000 or even 2,000 coupons, Read more

We all hear of miracle stories of coupon mavens feeding their families on $10 a week, and although it's impressive, it's not always realistic for the rest of us. If you aren’t able to clip coupons like it’s your job, read some of these tips by Nancy Cook, one of the vice presidents of coupon provider Valpak: Decide what you need to buy. Nancy says that she looks "for specific deals on Read more

With the downturn in the economy, saving and scrimping has become the norm, and lavish spending almost frowned upon. Recent statistics by Coupon.com, show the most frugal cities in America with cities in the South leading the pack. The website measures frugality of the cities through their use of coupons, and on average an Atlanta user cashed in more than $1,000 in 2010. Now that's a lot of Read more

We're thrilled to present this smart Learnvest story here on Savvy! Would you rifle through a dumpster for other people’s discarded coupons? Chances are, it has never occurred to you. But on the new TLC show Extreme Couponing, obsessive coupon-collecting is the norm. Saving Money Is A Full-Time Job. Thank goodness for TLC, which has not only found people driven to use methods from online Read more