What are the areas where most people could save money if they cut back?

You can truly save a ton of money with coupons and deals. I began using coupons a couple of months ago and I only buy what I need. Last month I saved about $40 with coupons, so in a year I would say I could save about $480, which is pretty good.

I recently seen a show on TV that showed how much the expert coupons save and I was inspired yet amazed. Both people shown spent over $1000 before coupons and each of their total bills after coupons were less than $100. They admitted they spend over 40 hours a week finding coupons.

I just do not have that kind of time. I do think spending an hour a week getting coupons for products you already use can help save money though. Many companies and manufacturers have you register for free, which is a one time deal.

Coupons are then emailed to you. So after the official sign up, getting coupons will be less time consuming!

I guess the biggest savings can be made against food and household purchases, aside from utility bills which are difficult to reduce, mainly because the suppliers keep seeing fit to increase the prices! I was reading somewhere recently that people are able to save as much as 30% on their shopping bills if they use coupons wisely, that would add up to a large amount over a year wouldn't it? I think that before this seemingly never ending economic crisis, or what ever is the latest jargon for the huge mess the worlds finances are in, people would have probably bought quite a lot of items that they didn't need, because they were making a saving on them with a coupon.

For the most part, I don't believe many people do that now, we have all had to become clever shoppers to survive.

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