There are a few ways you can save money without clipping any coupons. A few of them are:
All are free to join.
With shortcuts.com you can register many loyalty cards. In my area the only store available is Kroger. I believe you can have a total of 50 e-coupons. They will come off your card by using them or expiration. I try not to "fill up" my card just in case other coupons come along during the month. You may use paper coupons with these e-coupons to further your savings.
Agian, with p&gesaver.com I can only use it with Kroger. It basically has the same rules as shortcuts.
On Cellfire.com just register your cell phone number and put in the zip code of a major city (I use Houston) and then add in your Kroger or Randells customer loyalty cards. When you go to the grocery store and purchase the specific items, the coupon amount will come off automatically which you can verify on your receipt. To maximize your savings, conjoin a paper coupon with the e-coupon.
Upromise.com is a cool website. It allows you to register your loyalty cards and debit cards to save money for college. You would click on the e-coupons and if you buy that product, it will set aside money an your account for your children's college fund. You don't actually get the savings at the store, just wanted to make that clear. Honestly, the savings are very slow to come, you'll get the bigger savings if you shop through the upromise website.
On a side note, always try to boost your savings at the stores by adding your e-coupons and using paper coupons together. The bummer part, if you have the same e-coupon on the first 3 sites, it will only take one off per item purchased. I hope this helped. You can always click on the actuall sites to sign up for free or to have any questions answered.
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