
In our first Get Clippin’ post we learned about 4 sources for acquiring coupons. Today we are going to discuss an additional coupon source – friends and family. Whether we are perusing the Sunday circular or flipping through magazines and newspapers, none of us have a need for all the coupons that we come across. So why not share the ones that you are not using?
Coupon clipping is a team sport! Gather your team members, get clippin’ and pinch those pennies!!

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Today begins a new series – Get Clippin’. It’s difficult to keep talking about pinching pennies without involving a discussion about coupons. We will leave the dumpster-diving and marathon-shopping tips to the extreme couponers. This series will focus on reasonable tips that all of us can use to our benefit.
Most have an insert with manufacturer’s coupons. If you are not a regular Sunday paper reader, you probably will find that the cost of the paper is worth what you will clip in coupons.
Many retailers print coupons on your receipt or along with your receipt (obviously, to get you back in the store).
Using the contact form on their website, ask manufacturers to send you coupons for your favorite products.

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