Canadian Coupon Clippings Week of March 24th

Smart Canadian shoppers find good deals and pair them up with coupons to score an awesome deal! Here's a list of some of the hot coupon clippings that can be redeemed this week:

CANADIAN TIRE: Snuggle Dryer Sheet are $1 - Use the save $1 coupon from Save.ca and it's FREE

GIANT TIGER: Raisin Bran is $2 - Use the save $1 coupon from Natrel Milk Bags and it's only $1
GIANT TIGER: Secret Deodorant is $2 - Use the save $7 when you buy 3 coupon from Brandsaver and it's FREE or you use the save $4 when you buy 2 coupon and it's still FREE

HOME HARDWARE: Windex is $2.67 - Use the BOGO (buy 1 get 1 free) coupon from http://www.freebiesdealsandrewards.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15378 and each bottle will cost you $1.34

NO FRILLS: Schneiders Lunchmates / Smartsnax are $1 - Use the save $0.50 from Toonies for Tummies and you'll only pay $0.50
NO FRILLS: Ocean Spray Cocktails are $1 - Use the printable $1 coupon from Ocean Spray and it's FREE
NO FRILLS: Ziploc are $2 - Use the printable save $4 when you buy 2 coupon from http://www.freebiesdealsandrewards.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15378 and it's FREE
NO FRILLS: Catelli Bistro is $1 - Use the save $1 coupon from in-store tearpads and it's FREE

SHOPPERS DRUG MART: Scooby-Doo Snacks are $1.99 - Use the save $1 coupon from Life Made Delicious and Save.ca and it's only $0.99
SHOPPERS DRUG MART: Skipjack Tuna is $0.99 - Use the save $0.50 coupon from the Cloverleaf Promotion and it's only $0.49

VALUMART: Yoptimal Yogurt is $2.29 - Use the save $1 coupon from the home mailer and it's $1.29

WALMART: Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid is $2 - Use the save $1 coupon from Save.ca and it's $1

If you comment with a coupon deal and you're a forum member, post your forum name and you'll receive a cash rewards tip too! :)

Happy saving money Canada!

New to Coupons in Canada? Get Couponing Tips to Get You Started!

Are you new to coupon clipping in Canada? There's lots of great tips to help you maximize your savings such as:

1. Know the stores' coupon policies for the stores you shop at. What type of coupons do they accept? (printable, competitor, text, expired, etc) Do they allow doubling or tripling of coupons? Do they accept competitor coupons? Do they offer store coupons?

2. Combine sales with coupons if allowed by the store and in the coupon terms and conditions. Signup for the online store flyers to arrive by email and check the flyers to your coupon stash to see where to can save money on products that you are already going to purchase.

3. Maintain a price book that helps you determine the best priced deals. Walk through the stores you shop at and record the regular prices of the items you purchase. When the flyers come out, you can easily see your savings.

4. Shop at stores which have rewards programs. For example, Shoppers Drug Mart has the Shoppers Optimum Rewards program; Metro has Air Miles Reward Miles; Real Canadian Superstore has PC Points; Zellers has HBC Rewards; Sobey's has Club Sobey's rewards; plus there's many more loyalty rewards programs available at other retailers. Shop during bonus point offers when prices fall into range with your price book.

5. Pay with a credit card which has rewards or cash back. However, you MUST always pay the balance in full in order to take the advantage of any savings.
6. Use the Student Price card (SPC card) or SPC VIP card in addition to sales and coupons to save even more money.

7. Find yourself a good coupon organizer/holder. Keep your coupons well organized and weed out any expired coupons each and every month.

8. Know where to look for coupons. You can find coupons in many places these days. You'll find them in stores on the shelves, in the newspaper or on magazine pages, there are coupon newspaper inserts such as Redplum, Smart Source and Valassis Canada, find them online at manufacturer sites. Facebook and Twitter have coupon offerings too. There are also a number of coupon clubs and swapping groups sprouting up too!

Where can you find coupons in Canada?

• Store Shelves
• Magazines
• Newspaper
• Coupon Circulars
• Online
• Manufacturers
• Store Flyers
• Ebay Auctions
• Coupon Trains
• Coupon Trades
• FDR Coupon Club
• Ask friends and family to collect coupons for you

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