Cut Your Grocery Bill In Half! with Stephanie Nelson, The Coupon Mom
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If you have a computer and printer, you can easily print free grocery coupons without buying a Sunday newspaper. I think of that as printing free money when you can print a coupon for an item you’d already be buying. Coupons are available from general coupon sites such as Coupons.com, which has printable coupons for many brands. You can also print coupons directly from manufacturers’ websites. Do an online search for printable coupons for your favorite brands. You may be able to print directly from the product sites, or you may need to subscribe to a company’s email newsletter to receive coupons.

Examples of websites with printable coupons include the following:

1. Coupons.com, which features many different brands. You can print coupons for several products at once as they print three to a page, so maximize your savings and reduce paper waste by selecting at least three coupons.
2. P&G Good Everyday has printable coupons and rewards programs. The website also makes donations to causes based on your engagement. Sixty P&G brands support the program. At the time of this writing I found coupons for Tide, Gain, Downy, and Dreft. Once you purchase items with the coupons, you can scan your store receipt to get rewards or donate to charity.
3. Colgate.com offers many printable coupons.