Saving Money With A Cascade Coupon

Saving money on shopping for every day essentials has always been a good way of stretching the weekly budget. In the New Millennium economy, it using a Cascade coupon can be a lifeline. With careful research and armed with enough coupons in your wallet, it is possible to save money on the items you can't do without, have some cash left over for a treat and still have money left over.

The best way to guarantee a surplus is to spend time and plan ahead. Make a list of the things you need. Look up the price of each item on the supermarket web site. Make a note of the total amount of money you need.

Once you have decided how much money you need to spend, the next step is to find enough coupons to match the total planned expenditure. Search online, go through newspapers, magazines and Sunday supplements. Make printout of the coupons you find on the internet.

Take the time to find coupons for each of the items on your grocery list. Try to match brands, if possible. Strictly speaking, this is not completely necessary. The shop assistant is not going to stop and check each item in your shopping cart with each coupon, especially if you have clipped loads and have gone to the supermarket while they are busy. At the end of the day, if you present a coupon for a different brand, somebody else will have purchased the item and not brought a coupon so it all tallies at the end of the day.

The 'BOGOF' offers are common. BOGOF means, 'buy one, get one free'. Some coupons offer a few cents off the price of the product. It is also possible to find offers that will refund the entire purchase price of a product.

Using a Cascade coupon can save you heaps of money. Plan ahead, and go to the supermarket prepared. Avoid impulse purchases unless you have planned for enough savings so you can afford the product and still have money left over.