Coupons

Saving money with coupons is great, but the printable kind are only good for people who shop in store – as they don’t tend to be accepted online. What you need is an ‘e-coupon’ or code, and at the moment there are plenty to choose from…

For a few months, I’ve been using a new cashback app that tracks my spending at various retailers - including Argos, Boots and Waitrose – then rewards me with a discount on my mobile phone bill.

I can’t think of many things better than free chocolate. It’s a super-satisfying freebie, especially if it makes you feel less guilty about eating it.

I love a bit of stacking. I’m not talking about supermarket shelves or my ironing pile at home… I’m talking stacking discounts on top of each other to grab an ultra-bargain. And you can do that right now with this trick…

The free March Tesco Magazine is out, and like last month, I’ve done the hard work for you to find out what’s a good deal and what isn’t.

As a couponer, something that excites me every month is page three... of the free in-store Tesco magazine. It's honestly like a mini Christmas for me, opening up the mag to see what coupons are inside.

It's been a while since we've seen a decent coupon-stacking trick, but we're now back in business and with this one you can really clean up...

This Fri 16 Nov, pick up a free Metro newspaper (in London only, see update above) and you'll find a coupon for £10 off a £40 spend. It’s valid at any Lidl supermarket nationwide (excluding Northern Ireland) from Fri 16 Nov until Thu 22 Nov. This is one of the strongest discounts we've seen at Lidl this year, with most offers being £5 off £40 spends. Metro newspapers are mostly found in train/bus stations in the mornings.

If you're shopping at Sainsbury's this Friday to Sunday, you can grab a bonus of free Nectar points - or several bonuses if you know how to max it.

If I had a penny for every time I've couponed my way to free crisps... I'd have one penny. But I'm hoping after this month, I'll be a lot richer.