You should find two coupon inserts in your Sunday newspaper this weekend, one each from SmartSource and Save. Here’s a preview of the coupons to look out for. In the meantime, you can search our coupon database for additional coupons. And be sure to look at the latest cash-back offers from Ibotta, Checkout 51 or Makeena for additional savings, or check out Merryfield or Fetch Rewards to see how you can turn your receipts into gift cards! And now, as provided by Sunday-Coupons.net, here are the coupons to watch for this weekend: SmartSource coupon insert – June 4, 2023 Aleve product 200ct+ o ..read more

When it comes to saving money and getting the best values at the grocery store, you know the drill – shop around, look for sales, clip coupons. But you may also know what it’s like to have a house full of unhealthy food just because it was cheap. Or having to throw out products that you got for a great price, when it turns out no one in your family wants them. And that’s not really saving money at all. With groceries costing a lot more than they used to, shoppers are embracing a number of value-seeking behaviors – but not all of them have to do with price. That’s according to the latest in an ..read more

Have you gotten used to Dollar Tree’s $1.25 prices yet? Just wait til you start seeing price tags for $1.50, or $2, or more. The dollar store chain, which “broke the buck” a year and a half ago by raising prices from its decades-long “Everything’s a Dollar” promise, is currently testing out additional price points. The new prices are above the $1.25 standard, and below the “Dollar Tree Plus” selection of $3, $4 and $5 products. Company executives say it’s part of an effort to address inflation, product assortment – and theft. “Once we broke the dollar, I think that any backlash on that is beh ..read more

We’re heading into the Memorial Day weekend, and the coupon insert publishers are taking a holiday break. There won’t be any coupons in your Sunday newspaper this weekend. If you’re keeping score, this is the fifth weekend so far this year without any coupon inserts. Procter & Gamble once had us covered over Memorial Day weekend, but now that the company has quit publishing its brandSAVER insert, a holiday for SmartSource and Save means it will be an insert-free weekend altogether. In the meantime, you can search our coupon database for additional coupons. And be sure to look at the late ..read more

Any Kohl’s shopper knows you should never go there without a coupon. But lately, you just might, as the company is cutting back on deals. And now, Kohl’s says it has the results to prove its strategy is paying off. Investors were pleasantly surprised yesterday when the retailer reported an unexpected profit for the past quarter after multiple quarters of disappointing sales. Shoppers, however, may not be as pleasantly surprised to find that Kohl’s newfound profitability is coming, in part, at their expense. In a call with investors, new CEO Tom Kingsbury emphasized his efforts to refresh stor ..read more

With high grocery prices and shrinking household budgets, more shoppers have been gravitating toward lower-priced store-brand products. And retailers have been eagerly marketing them. So a number of brand manufacturers are finally starting to fight back, by offering more coupons and deals. And shoppers may be thinking – it’s about time. The business solutions provider Advantage Solutions recently surveyed retailers and manufacturers to find out how they’re working together – and competing against each other – for your grocery dollars. What they found is that retailers are investing even more ..read more

With coupons you can clip from the Sunday newspaper, digital coupons you can load to your store’s loyalty account, digital rebates you can claim by scanning your receipt, there are plenty of ways to save – but it’s a lot to keep track of. What if you could get all the same savings on your groceries just by swiping your credit card when checking out? A newly-announced partnership aims to make that possible for millions more shoppers. Loyalty and promotions company Snipp Interactive and the card-linked offer platform Triple are teaming up to offer “brand-funded rewards on everyday spend items i ..read more

Sponsored message: It started with an unfortunate injury at a McDonald’s playground, escalated to demands for millions of dollars in cash and coupons for free food, and ended with a couple behind bars, convicted of attempted extortion. And if this sounds like an all-American, litigation-happy, get-rich-quick-scheme – it didn’t even happen here. Instead, it happened halfway around the world in Taiwan. Local media report that a couple appeared in court recently, as prosecutors argued for a harsher sentence than the 14 months they received. The case originated when the two former members of th ..read more

Sponsored message: You may be cutting back on nice-to-have purchases in order to save money. But everyone’s got to eat. So Walmart and Target are competing with your local supermarket – and each other – to become your new favorite grocery store. And a good product selection, the freshness of their offerings, and a pleasant shopping experience are only part of the equation. Whether you prefer your local grocery store, or Walmart, or Target, depends in part on whether you like saving money by clipping coupons and scouring your grocery store’s weekly sales circular, whether you prefer Walmart ..read more

Sponsored message: Coupons are meant to save you money. Lottery tickets can help you win money. Combine the two, and you get a potential windfall in the making – or, a tempting target for scammers. It turned out to be the latter in Pennsylvania, where police say a man and his son engaged in a coupon fraud scheme that netted them tens of thousands of dollars in lottery winnings. Pennsylvania state police say 52-year-old Eslam Hamouda and his 17-year-old son, from the township of Pennsylvania Furnace, won $40,000 after purchasing some $65,000 worth of lottery tickets. Not a great return on in ..read more