To get the manufacturer’s coupon, go directly to the manufacturer’s website. And if you can, match up a sale, a store coupon, and the manufacturer’s coupon for extra savings.
EXTREME COUPONING STOCKPILE FOR FREE
The trick to getting your prep items for free or almost free is to match coupons with the sale prices.
EXTREME COUPONING STOCKPILE HOW TO
In this article, we will give you information on the basics of couponing and how to get preps for almost free, what you will want in your stockpile and great websites that will show you where the coupons and the best deals are. Your wallet will thank you, too.Ĭouponing and building your stockpile does take a little effort on your part, however, in the long run, it will be worth it. Your couponing habits can ensure that you have enough in your stockpile to last longer than if you ran out and purchased everything all at once. Coupons can help you save a lot of money on preps. Instead, you should look into couponing and build your stockpile gradually over time. You don’t need to run out and buy a year’s worth of groceries in one shot. If you’re a new prepper and just beginning to build your stockpile of food and supplies, money could be an obstacle. People run to the stores and stock up on food, water, firewood, generators, and sometimes just about anything they can get their hands on.īeing prepared really matters. Thank you all for your continued support of my blog.When a catastrophe does occur, there is usually a run-on food supplies and survival equipment. As Mother Teresa once said, “If you cannot feed one hundred people, feed just one.”
I encourage all of my readers to consider finding their own way to give back to their respective communities. So today I declare that a feat as small as saving money at your local market with coupons, through slow, diligent work and determination, can manifest itself into great change, one tube of toothpaste at a time! Yesterday my family were savers, couponers, and community members. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, who urged Americans to “ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.” But secondly, and most importantly, we are using this President’s Day as a living embodiment of the words spoken during the inauguration of John F. First, it’s a Federal Holiday, and so as a family we are on a respite from work. This past holiday season my husband and I pledged to give a third of our couponed stockpile to local charities in our city this year, and today is the first actualization of this pledge. Please note, that when I blog about my passion for savings, day in and day out, I am completely and truly devoted to the idea that families, like my own, can pull themselves out of debt, and be able to not just spend less on your monthly expenses, but live more fulfilled, wholesome, enriched lives in the process. Three years ago we began a journey of working our way out of collected debt, paying off accessed medical bills, and earnestly saving towards retirement, and today is the conformed affirmation that our scrimping, saving, and struggling was more than worth of our combined efforts. My husband, a public school educator, and myself, a work-from-home clerical aid, work hard to provide a seasoned life for ourselves, rich in love, compassion, empathy, and a shared core belief in charity to others. We are not wealthy, but live comfortably. Each week I set aside four to six hours to clip and sort coupons, to devise savings scenarios, and then to shop these deals in my area deals which I have incorporated into this very blog. How was I able to accomplish this? I diligently coupon shop for my family, make note of cyclical seasonal, national, and regional sales promotions, and actively budget in the cost of donating goods, by way of stockpile deals and savings, into our families savings envelope system. This past month, I have been planning this this President’s Day donation, where we will be able to give back to community in a large way! I am in no manner bragging, but wanted to share that while the value of this donation is so great, it’s out-of-pocket cost to my family was quite minimal, totaling only $146.71, due only to applicable state sales tax. I wanted to share a declaration of pride, strength, and exhilaration!įor as you read this post, my husband and I are on our way to donate a $4,123.43 Stockpile Donation to three local non-profit groups in my area a homeless pantry, women’s shelter, and soup kitchen.
Today I wanted to share a different type of post.
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