Using Coupons | Shopping Habits
The rise of reality TV shows has brought an almost prestigious status to those using coupons these days. Almost.
The jaw dropping savings, the astounding “loot” organized in a room all with the art of using coupons.
Yes. About that.
Let’s take a brief reality check of our own, shall we?
The amount of time those TV folks put into using coupons can be compared to a full time job. Clearly only for the dedicated.
The amount of inventory their homes burst with, have a shelf life. Just like any other item that exists in your space, these require maintenance too. Again, only for the dedicated.
I realize many of these folks are using coupons to donate items to local organizations or needy families. That is fantastic. But before you dive into using coupons yourself there are a few things you may want to consider.
Are you using coupons as a bonus to your pocketbook or a trigger to your motivation?
Would I be purchasing this item even if I didn’t have the coupon?
Am I actually using coupons I clip?
Do you spend the time clipping and then forget to take the coupons along to the store?
How much time is using coupons costing me?
Depending on how long it takes you to clip the coupons and how much savings you see at the end of the trip, you can determine the worth of your efforts.
There are many benefits to using coupons, especially if you’re practicing healthy shopping habits. I would love to hear your thoughts below or over on The Mental Clutter Coach Facebook Page
How will you be using coupons differently this week?
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