I have always disliked coupons. They seemed like a huge waste of time to cut them all out and figure out which ones to use and how to actually save money. But I have seen the light. After hearing many success stories, I decided to give them a try. The first week I used coupons at the grocery store I spent $40 on $80 worth of food. Since then I have been using coupons to save money and found that I actually enjoy using them to plan my shopping list.
Then I got a little lazy. I would cut coupons and throw them in an envelope. It would take me forever to see if I had an for a particular item. It was a sloppy mess.

I stopped using all my magic money saving coupons. Something had to be done. Then, a light at the end of the tunnel. Or in the aisle at Target.

I am so ridiculously pleased with my results! I have found a $3.99 solution and a bunch of coupons I should have already used. Moving forward, I definitely see this helping me stay organized.

My tabs are:
- Dairy
- Meat
- Sides
- Condiments
- Snacks & Desserts
- Household
- Paper Products
- Personal
- Beauty
- Dental
- Store
- Restaurant
2 comments:
I have the exact same one... well it's blue instead of hot pink, but you get the idea.
I got it for the same reason, but I ended up not using it and keeping track. I found I was simply too lazy and just bought generic and items on sale.
Interesting to know.
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