(Being Frugal) Maximize Your Coupons At Target

2012 February 8

tags: activist, economy, Frugal Living, Jennifer Toth, worldwide hippies

by Worldwide Hippies

By Jennifer Toth,Worldwidehippies – Now that you’ve started couponing – or at least I got your interest – I’d like to share with you one store that is nationwide and you can really maximize your savings. TARGET!!

The fantastic thing about Target’s policy is that they allow shoppers to use a Target coupon and a manufacturer’s coupon for the same item. This means that you can go to Target.com and browse the grocery coupons, print one, and if you have a manufacturer’s coupon from the Sunday paper, you can use it and the Target coupon you printed on the item. This can add up to some pretty substantial savings for coupon clippers.

Another well kept secret among Target shoppers is… Target has 1000’s of items on the end of each aisle that are marked “clearance.” These are generally items that they do not advertise but want to get out of their stock. Be sure to take your coupon binder/envelope with you. I cannot recall a shopping trip to Target where I walked out with only what was on my list – I usually have double the number of items I was planning on getting – the deals on the “end caps” of each aisle are amazing. Simply put, make sure you have an extra $10 or $20 with you to take advantage of these fantastic deals.

Finding Target Coupons
You can print the Target grocery coupons from the Target website.
Target sales run Sunday through Saturday. You can also sign up to have coupons sent via text message.
For questions about using a specific coupon or for verifying Target competitors stop by the Guest Service Desk and ask to speak with the Guest Service Team Leader. Overall, Target is VERY coupon friendly.
If you still have questions after speaking you can call the Guest Relations team at (800) 440-0680.

Jennifer Toth is a wife, mother of 7, Blogger, and Freelance Writer who believes it doesn’t take a lot to make a difference in your family and your community. Start with one person and we have the power to bring about a positive change. One hundred years from now, it will not matter what kind of car we drove, what kind of house we lived in, or how much money we had in the bank. Times are changing and more and more people struggle along the way. As families, we need to find ways to save the major corporations from taking what is OURS! Join Jennifer as she looks for ways to save money, hold on to hope and extend a helping hand to those who need it.