Use this high-value $3 off Robitussin coupon to get cough syrup for 49¢ each at Walgreens after a Balance Rewards offer! This is a great price to stock up on medicine for the upcoming cold season…
Walgreens Deal:
Buy:
(2) Children’s Advil, Dimetapp or Robitussin, 4 oz or 24 ct., $4.99
Use:
-(2) $3 off Robitussin product, RP 9/28 (exp 10/06)
or
-(2) $3 off Robitussin Children’s item printable
Pay: $3.98
Get Back: 3,000 BR
Makes it 98¢ (49¢ each)!
More Cold Medicine Coupons:
-$3 off Advil PM item, 80 ct.+ printable
-$1 off Vicks ZzzQuil item, excl trial size printable
-$2 off Dr. Cocoa for Children cough & cold relief printable
Are you an Amazon Mom member? If so, make sure to check out some changes to the program starting 11/11.
Instead of a 20% off discount, you will get a 15% off discount when (5) or more subscriptions arrive on the same recurring delivery day. Diapers do count towards the (5) items.
The discounts wipes will be 5% or 15% when (5) or more subscriptions arrive on the same day.
Benefits that will continue include:
20% Off Diaper Subscriptions
Member-exclusive deals, discounts & coupons
15% Baby Registry Completion Discount.
These are not huge changes, but something to keep in mind when calculating the cost of items.
See more Amazon deals.
It’s been kinda rainy lately in my area, so while we are cooped up in the house, we like to do crafts! This week, A.C. Moore has a 50% off coupon plus a sale on Fall decor, arrangements, and so much more!
Keep in mind most craft stores accept competitor coupons. Often there’s a limit of one per customer, so if you need more than one item take a friend or spouse with you.
Don’t forget to follow me on Pinterest for more crafting inspiration.
Craft Store Coupons
Michael’s
40% Off Any (1) Regular Price Item, printable
Extra 15% Off Reg. & Sale Price (All Frames, Display Cases & Shadow Boxes) printable
40% Off Entire Regular Purchase Price (Recollections, Stickers, & Embellishments) printable
60% Off + Extra 10% Off (Classic Collections & Renaissance Custom Framing) printable
Valid through 10/4.
A.C. Moore
-50% off One Regular Price Item, printable (exp 10/4)
-60% off Full Custom Framing, printable (exp 10/4)
Hancock
-50% off One Fabric Item at Regular Price, printable (exp 10/8)
-40% off Sewing or Quilting Notion at Reg. Price, printable (exp 10/8)
$5 off Purchase of $30 or more (9/29 only) printable
$8 off Purchase of $40 or more (9/29 only) printable
$12 off Purchase of $50 or more (9/29 only) printable
Jo-Ann Fabrics
-30% off One Regular Price Item, printable (exp 10/4)
-15% off Your Total Purchase printable (exp 9/29)
Everyone has there different tastes when it comes to their favorite candy. Mine is usually what’s on sale!
Here’s a list of the top candy deals running this week. Hit these stores and satisfy your sweet tooth!
Top Candy Deals
- Publix – Mars Milky Way Fun Size Bags, 22.1 oz, $6.59
-$1/2 Mars Harvest candies, 9.9 oz +, RP 8/24
-$1.50/3 Mars M&M’s, Snickers, Milky Way, 3 Musketeers or Twix fun size bags, 8.67 oz+, RP 9/14
-Free Pepsi 8 pk. 7.5 oz cans wyb (2) Mars Fun Size bags, 18.8-22.5 oz (Publix coupon), Fall Savings flyer - CVS – $5 ECB wyb $15 in participating Candy – Holiday Candy Singles 0.8-4 oz, Mars Chocolate, Air Heads, Starburst, Skittles, Necco Wafers 1.08-2.17 oz, Nestle or Hershey Singles 0.77-2.1 oz, B1G1 25¢
-$1 off Candy purchase, $5 +, printing at CVS Coupon Center (exp 09/29)
-$1.50 off Chocolate, candy, gum or mints purchase, $7 +, printing at CVS Coupon Center (exp 09/29) - CVS – $5 ECB wyb $15 in participating Candy – Wethers, Riesen or Toffifay Candy, 2.75-5.5 oz, $1.77
-$1 off Riesen bag, 5.5 oz+, SS 7/27
-$1 off Candy purchase, $5 +, printing at CVS Coupon Center (exp 09/29)
-$1.50 off Chocolate, candy, gum or mints purchase, $7 +, printing at CVS Coupon Center (exp 09/29)
(use $1 off, makes it 77¢) - CVS – $5 ECB wyb $15 in participating Candy – Mars Chocolate Minis Candy, 10.5-11.5 oz, $3
-$1/2 Mars Harvest candies, 9.9 oz +, RP 8/24
-$1.50/3 Mars M&M’s, Snickers, Milky Way, 3 Musketeers or Twix fun size bags, 8.67 oz+, RP 9/14
-$1 off Candy purchase, $5 +, printing at CVS Coupon Center (exp 09/29)
-$1.50 off Chocolate, candy, gum or mints purchase, $7 +, printing at CVS Coupon Center (exp 09/29)
(buy (2), use $1/$5 store and $1/2 mfr, makes it $2 ea.) - CVS – $5 ECB wyb $15 in participating Candy – Mars Chocolate or Nestle Variety Mix Candy Bags, 33.2-56 oz, $10
-$1/2 Mars Harvest candies, 9.9 oz +, RP 8/24
-$1.50/3 Mars M&M’s, Snickers, Milky Way, 3 Musketeers or Twix fun size bags, 8.67 oz+, RP 9/14
-$1 off Candy purchase, $5 +, printing at CVS Coupon Center (exp 09/29)
-$1.50 off Chocolate, candy, gum or mints purchase, $7 +, printing at CVS Coupon Center (exp 09/29)
(use $1/2 mfr and $1.50/$7, makes it $6.25 ea.) - CVS – $5 ECB wyb $15 in participating Candy – Gold Emblem Holiday Candy Tubs, 12-16 oz, $2
-$1 off Candy purchase, $5 +, printing at CVS Coupon Center (exp 09/29)
-$1.50 off Chocolate, candy, gum or mints purchase, $7 +, printing at CVS Coupon Center (exp 09/29) - CVS – $5 ECB wyb $15 in participating Candy – Holiday Novelty Candy, $1.50 Read More→
We’ve come to the final two days of September, and I have to say that I feel awesome about this month! We really felt like our changes weren’t that big in the grand scheme of things (though I do know going back to using two cars will be nice).
This week we did well, but we also knew we had some wiggle room with being ahead already. After not shopping for two weeks I needed every penny of our grocery budget to get what we needed. My husband and I also went out for a date night and ate dinner out, but we used a Restaurant.com voucher so our dinner only cost $18 including the voucher and tip. Pretty sweet!
Weekly Savings:
$37 – not eating out (normally spend $55 a week for the whole family)
$50 – no miscellaneous cash purchases (snacks, fast food, etc.)
$80 – gas savings from one car living
Total Savings: $167
To recap, the goal this month was to try to squeeze down your budget to save an extra $1000 (or 10% of your income) over and above what you are already saving. We did this through reducing some spending, but also through finding ways to make some extra money. I also managed to save $200 by re-pricing our insurances, something everyone should do at least once a year.
Our extra savings total for the month: $1072
This is a sweet blessing going into the winter months. We already have an emergency fund, but to know that we have extra padding just helps you to feel a little more relaxed. It was also great to see that we can tighten down the hatches and find money if needed.
Sadly my children didn’t agree with the ease of this and have been begging for a sale on juice and snacks… and to eat out. Obviously we need to do a better job of showing them that many things in their lives are luxuries. Maybe we should spend our extra savings to take them on a mission trip to third world areas…
I do have more goals to continue putting extra money aside each month. We still have a few things to sell on craigslist, and also am working on switching our cell phone carrier to a much cheaper plan.
How has this month gone for you? Were you able to put some money aside? Share your joys (or frustrations) below in the comments or link to your savings.
Head into Rite Aid to get shampoo and conditioner with the new Clear Coupon. You can get them for $2 each after a +UP reward!
Can’t make it to Rite Aid? Walgreens also has a great deal where you can get Clear shampoo or Conditioner for $2.49 after bonus reward.
Clear Coupon:
–$1.50 off Clear Product, excl. travel/trial sizes printable
Rite Aid Deal:
Buy:
(3) Clear Scalp & Hair Therapy Shampoo or Conditioner, 12.7-12.9 oz, $5
Use:
-(2) $1.50 off Clear Product, excl. travel/trial sizes printable
-(1) $1 off Clear Scalp & Hair Therapy Shampoo or Conditioner, in-ad coupon
Total Due: $11
Get Back: $5 +UP wyb $15 worth of Dove Products, limit 2
Like getting it all for $6 ($2 ea.)!
Walgreens Deal:
Buy:
Clear Shampoo or Conditioner, 12.7 or 12.9 oz, $4.99
Use:
–$1.50 off Clear Product, excl. travel/trial sizes printable
Total Due: $3.49
Get Back: 1,000 BR
Like getting it for $2.49!
More Shampoo & Conditioner Coupons
-.75/1 Clairol Aussie shampoo or conditioner, excl trial size printable
-$1 off Old Spice shampoo or 2n1, excl trial size printable
-$1 off Vidal Sassoon shampoo or conditioner, excl 12 oz and trial size printable
Are you itching to get a new phone? The minute a big brand releases a new model, folks start scrambling to see where to get it and whether or not to change providers. I’ll confess I also jumped on that bandwagon. I’m due for an upgrade with Verizon, but I’m not loyal to anyone (loyalty just means you pay more generally). So for the past few weeks I’ve been digging to see who has the best rates possible.
We are in a unique situation, my phone many times is my internet. We live in the boonies and could have dial-up, satellite or 4G. Since you can’t run a website off dial-up and couldn’t work if it was raining on satellite we opt for 4G. I guess you could say Southern Savers is currently powered by Verizon… What that really means is that I need as much data as they’ll give me for the cheapest price!
Today AT&T announced that they were doubling data for FREE on plans 15GB or higher for anyone that signs up for a new contract or existing customers that call customer service. You need to call/sign up before 10/31/14 to get the free bonus. The double data bonus will continue forever for your plan as long as you don’t change plans.
This new announcement made me continue my search again this morning… just exactly what plan is the best??
Smartphone Data Plan Prices
So to break down the table for those that want it spelled out.
- If you need only one line: Sprint wins. It’s true unlimited data (vs. the two prepaid companies that will reduce your speeds after you reach the limits noted in the chart.)
- If you need multiple lines AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint all come in with a plan at $100, but again Sprint’s is giving you more for that $100.
The real thing to realize is that no matter how you look at it… Verizon never wins. The problem though is service area. If you travel a ton you need to take into account what the network looks like for each provider. This is where Verizon usually wins, they know that and feel like price wise they don’t need to compete because of the strength of their network.
Want to take the leap and try out another plan?
Both T-Mobile and Sprint are offering to buy you of any any existing contract that you are in up to $350. You can get this in a Visa gift card or right off your next few bills. Note this is just for data plans and not for basic phones.
I would love to hear from folks on what plans you have and what you think about your network coverage etc.
You don’t want to miss the new high-value $5 off Schick Hydro Silk Razor or Refill, excludes Disposables.
It does not expire for 30 days so go ahead nad print you copies and then use it to score some fun deals next week at Rite Aid and CVS.
Schick Coupon
-$5 off Schick Hydro Silk razor or refill, excl disposables printable
Deal Ideas:
Rite Aid Deal Starting 10/5
Buy:
Schick Hydro Silk Razor $13.29
Use:
-$5 off Schick Hydro Silk razor or refill, excl disposables printable
– $4 off Schick Hydro Silk razor in-ad coupon
makes it $4.29
CVS Deal Starting 10/5
Buy:
(2) Schick Hydro Silk Razors $13.49
$10 ECB wyb $25 worth of Schick, Edge, Skintimate shave gel or Playtex tampons
Use:
(2) -$5 off Schick Hydro Silk razor or refill, excl disposables printable
Pay $16.98
Get back $10 ECB
makes it $3.49
These days we’re learning the beauty in “paying it forward.” Helping folks before they even have to ask for help. It’s always fun to help make someone’s day a little brighter!
Right now Smucker’s is running a sweepstakes that is all about paying it forward. Share a photo of how you “Spread A Little Sunshine” to be entered to win one of 50 prizes or a grand prize or $10,000 to go toward a kitchen makeover. There are a few ways you can enter your photo:
-Or use the #SpreadALittleSunshine hashtag via Twitter or Instagram
Spreading sunshine can be as simple as putting a note in your child’s lunchbox or pushing your neighbor’s trash to the street. If you need some more encouragement on ways to spread a little sunshine just with couponing, check out these posts on couponing for good:
Couponing For Good: Donating Diapers
Couponing For Good: Personal Care Items
Couponing for Good: Making an Emergency Food Bank
Couponing for Good: Blessing Bags
Send Expired Coupons to The Troops
This post is sponsored by Smucker’s, but all opinions are 100% my own. This sweepstakes is open until 10/15 9:59:59 Eastern Time and is open to legal residents of the 50 United States and D.C., 18 years of age older. Void where prohibited. No purchase necessary. For additional information and complete Official Rules please visit:http://tweegg.fr/2HHIN.
