Responsible Extreme Couponing: How to Save Money On Groceries

How much money are you spending on groceries each month? Could you use an extra couple hundred or more dollars every month?

Would it surprise you to find out the average family spends somewhere in the range of $300 to $500 more on groceries every month than they need to?

Michelle Anderson's new book teaches the average family how to save hundreds of dollars on groceries each month while employing responsible couponing techniques. This book teaches the basics of couponing and lays the groundwork for those looking to maximize savings without having to treat couponing like a full-time job.

Topics covered in this book include:
- Getting started couponing.
- Responible couponing vs. extreme couponing.
- The difference between stockpiling and hoarding.
- What a price book is and how it will help you tremendously.
- Couponing summed up in three simple steps.
- Common terminology used in the world of couponing.
- Where to go to get the best coupons.
- How to create a budget, then pare it down.
- Cost per unit and how it applies to couponing.
- Basic and advanced couponing techniques, including stacking, doubling and how to best take advantage of rewards programs.
- How to handle a difficult cashier or checkout experience.

If you're considering entering the world of couponing or are already couponing but don't feel you're doing things the right way, you owe it to yourself to read this book. This book is full of valuable tips and advice for both the novice couponer and couponing veteran alike.