Cut Your Grocery Bill In Half! with Stephanie Nelson, The Coupon Mom

Betsy Kiger is a very clever saver who has been a CouponMom.com member for years.  If you plan on buying airline tickets this year, you may save big by using Betsy’s tried and true strategies.  In a recent post, she proved that you can combine Upromise, Entertainment and Discover to save even more on top of the lowest-available rates for airline tickets.

Upromise:  Earn cash back on airline ticket purchases, as well as reservations booked through sites like Travelocity and Priceline.

Entertainment:  Use a 5% off coupon for American Airlines.  And Entertainment books are selling for half price now!

Discover:  Use your Discover card to get 1% cash  back on what you do have to spend.

Betsy has a great blog called Saving 4 Fun.  Check it out and put it on your favorites!

If you would like to learn more about how to become a Strategic Grocery Shopper to save big money on your groceries, sign up for our Webinar sponsored by Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Atlanta.  It is from 1 to 2 EST on Tuesday, March 4th and it’s FREE!  Get more details and sign up here  If you can’t make this timeframe, you can go to www.cccsatl.org after the Webinar to watch and listen to it at your convenience.

If you do not understand how to use the Coupon Mom System to cut your grocery bill in half, watch this short video clip produced by WTAE TV in Pittsburgh that does an excellent job of teaching shoppers how to save with the system.

This is also a GREAT way to teach your friends and family how to cut their grocery bill in half.  Please pass it along!

If you are lucky enough to have the "Spending Smart" column in your newspaper by Greg Karp, then you know that he is one of the best personal finance experts in the country.  He gives readers practical ways to save money on everything a family needs to buy. 

You can also get his new book, "Living Rich by Spending Smart."  I’ve read it, and it’s great.  It’s fun to read and he has solid advice for dramatically cutting spending in the big areas that make the most difference (food, insurance,  telecommunications and more).  No "cheapskate" strategies, just simple steps that make the biggest difference. 

You should visit his Amazon listing (click banner above) to download his free outline reviewing how you can trim as much as $10,000 a year from your personal finances.  Consider that a "free sample" of his advice!