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New Printable Coupon Resource

Thursday, September 9th, 2010

Register Tape Coupons

Money Saving Mom brought my attention to a new printable coupon resource this morning. RTUI, the register tape advertising company responsible for the coupons that print on the back of your receipt, also offer those same coupons on their website. Just click here to visit their website, enter your zip code, and you’ll be able to view all current offers in your area. Not only is this an interesting source for local coupons, but it would also be a good thing to check if you plan on traveling domestically – try punching in the zip code of your destination and see if you can find any good discounts on dining or other services.

All You Magazine – 2 Years For $20

Friday, January 15th, 2010


You may already be familiar with All You magazine, a publication sold at Wal-Mart which has become famous in the money-saving community for being packed with coupons every month. I’ve been planning to subscribe to this ever since I started clipping coupons, but I kept waiting to see what kind of deals I might be able to get on it. This morning I was reading Hip2Save’s post about getting a year’s subscription on Amazon for $15, and commenter Michelle had a great tip about buying it through QSP, an organization that schools use for fundraising. Currently, you can purchase a 2-year subscription of 24 issues for $20. This works out to roughly .83 cents per issue; this month’s issue contains $47 worth of coupons, so I consider this a good investment as I’m confident I’ll save much more than $20 over the course of my subscription. In comparison, last Sunday’s newspaper contained $199 worth of coupons for $2.50 – so the paper is still the #1 best value, but All You easily takes second since I haven’t heard of any other paper or magazine that contains that many coupons. (If you know of one, tell me immediately!)

Something to bear in mind if you live near a Wal-Mart – it’s been said that the edition of All You found in stores contains different/better coupons than home subscriptions do; I can’t verify this for myself, because there are no Wal-Marts local to me, so I have no way to buy it other than subscribing.

If you want to purchase a subscription through QSP, click here and use the school/organization finder to locate a school in your area. If you can’t find one, you can use this number: 425002972 – which is for the school I chose. Then do a search for “All You” and the $20 deal should come up.

So readers: How many of you purchase All You magazine?