Print this Minute Maid Juice Box $1/1 coupon quickly before it disappears.  These are great to pack for your kid’s school lunches!  Remember, you can print each coupon twice.

From September 6 – 10, 2011, participating Chick-fil-A^® restaurants are giving away a variety of FREE breakfast entrées to customers who make a reservation online. To make your reservation, visit THIS website beginning Monday, August 29, 2011 and choose your preferred Chick-fil-A restaurant, the date, time and breakfast entrée!

Hurry and print THIS .50/1 Carmex Lime Twist or Vanilla Sticks coupon!  Then hang on to it until August 28th for a great moneymaker at Walgreens!  The new Lime Twist and Vanilla Sticks  Carmex will be on sale for $1.50.  Use the .50/1 coupon and pay $1.  You will then get a Register Reward for $1.50!  Final Price will be FREE and a .50 moneymaker.  Don’t forget to print the coupon now, before it disappears!

A couple of years ago I  changed how I organize my coupons. Since I get six Sunday newspapers, I thought I would share how I now organize my coupons. I no longer clip my coupons and store them in a file. It would take me forever and they would not fit! Here is what I do.

When I get my inserts I rip them apart at the spine so each page is separate. Then I lay them out in piles of the same page. Sometimes when the inserts are thick I have 15 pages, other times I have less. It just depends on how thick the inserts are. Then I staple each set together.

Then after I have stapled each set I label it on the front, like so. The date and what insert it is (SS=Smart Source). There are also Red Plum inserts, General Mills inserts, and Proctor and Gamble inserts.

Then I stick them in sheet protectors by date. I also organize them by insert. So all my Smart Source inserts are together, Red Plum are together, etc. When I need a coupon I just take out the stapled set and cut out what I need at the store.

So far I really like organizing my coupons this way because it cuts down on wasted cutting time. Many, many times I would spend time planning out my trip, clipping the coupons I needed then when I got to the store they were out of what I wanted and I was left with a mess of coupons to refile. Now I cut only what I need when I need it. I love it! And as the coupons expire I just take out the whole insert. So easy.


And I know you are wondering how in the world I find the coupon I need, right? SUPER EASY. Pinching Your Pennies has a updated weekly list of available coupons in alphabetical order. So I print out that list, keep it in my binder and I am good to go. Takes me 2 minutes tops to find what I need.

I do have some folders in the back of the binder where I keep printable coupons, store coupons, and catalinas.

My post tomorrow is about how I organize my coupon binder (that awesome big binder), so stay tuned!