Sunday Coupon Inserts

Spend less on groceries without making saving money another job.

Free calculators and printables for the grocery decisions you make every week. From Katie, helping households save for about 15 years.

We no longer sell newspaper coupon inserts. Saving now relies more on store offers, digital coupons and knowing your prices.

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Pick the thing you are actually trying to sort out. All three are free.

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Did you actually save?

The receipt says one number. What stayed in your pocket is usually a different one. This little calculator works it out in about a minute.

No account and no login. Just the numbers off your receipt.

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A worked example

The receipts said you saved$96.00
What stayed in your pocket$8.80

Food that did not get eaten was the biggest single difference in this example, at $45. That is one change, not a list of them.

New every week

See this week’s coupon inserts

Every page of the Save insert for the week of October 4, 2026, 6 in all. Have a look before you decide whether to buy the paper.

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The SCI Grocery Year

What I am watching in September

September is a quiet, sensible month, which is not a criticism. The harvest arrives, canned and jarred goods start their fall promotions, and whatever did not sell in the school rush gets marked down.

See all of September

Worth watching

  • Canned soup, beans and vegetables

    Fall promotions begin in earnest.

  • Leftover school supplies

    Clearance on whatever August did not move.

  • Apples

    Harvest pricing, and most varieties keep for weeks.

  • Honey

    National Honey Month, and it keeps more or less indefinitely.

If you have been here a long time

Some of you have been getting emails from me since coupon binders were a perfectly normal thing to carry into a grocery store.

Couponing changed. A lot. And honestly, so did I.

I do not want to rebuild Sunday Coupon Inserts into what it used to be. I want to make this little corner of the internet useful again.

I am really glad you are still here.

Katie

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