I am a huge fan of coupons. Before I do my bi-weekly grocery shopping (I tend to stock up on meats, sides, cereal, snacks, etc. every two weeks, and just pick up milk, juice and basics like bread and cheese in between as needed), I always make sure to hit up the local circulars and various online websites for as many coupons as I can find. You would be amazed at how much money I have been able to save with coupons. I have already walked into a grocery store, picked out $280 worth of groceries, and once all the coupons were scanned had a purchase total of less than $250. $250 is still a lot of money, but $30 saved is still $30 saved — and it’s enough for a full tank of gas or dinner out!
So, it’s been established that I am a fan of coupons, and I actively seek them out whenever and wherever possible. I’ve recently stumbled upon coupontrunk.com. Coupon Trunk offers coupons for many different merchants, including popular retailers like Walmart and Office Depot, and popular e-tailers like Amazon.com and Buy.com. You can browse for coupons alphabetically, or by category. You may also use a Google-powered search to look for specific coupons or stores.
As for me, you can bet I made a beeline for Fashion Bug coupons. Next to Target, Fashion Bug is my favorite store. 95% of my clothes come from there (the other 5% come from Lane Bryant and occasionally Target). Shirts, pants, capris, bras, underwear, shoes and jewelry and hair accessories… you better believe that most of it comes from Fashion Bug! I may be a mom, but I’m still me, and I want to look good, even if I’m just hauling kidlets and groceries and various kidlet essentials from one store to the next.
What about you? What are your sources for coupons?
My name is Jenn, and I'm 27 years old. I'm happily married to my best friend and soulmate, Daniel. Together we have a seven year old daughter named 
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