You sign up/in with an e-mail address & password (no other personal info). And, unfortunately, you have to flip through a bunch (!) of “skip or subscribe” advertisements, BUT, once you do, it is so worth it!!

** You can download a Coupon Toolbar (it keeps you informed of current online coupons).

** You can view Sunday’s Newspaper Coupons on Saturday (after 3 p.m. EST) & decide if you want the paper or two…

** Check out “Operation Expiration” (where you can send unwanted, unused, even expired coupons to APO addresses to help military families save!!! (I love that one!!!!)

** The Grocery Coupon Database lets you find other Stores’ (Walgreens, CVS, Target) offers by region.

….and so much more!!!

You can also check out grocery store websites (not just the ones you shop at) — they often offer online (manufacturer’s) coupons. Try 6this one:

(Stores often offer different items through their websites, even though they may be linked to the same distributer [i.e., Smartsource].

You can also sign up for individual manufacturer’s newsletters — they will e-mail you and, many times, offer coupons not available to the general public.

Try

(these two sites offer, pretty-much, the same coupons.

And, as mentioned above, I think, Coup[ons.com, Smartsource.com…..

CouponMom — definately worth it!!