Ahhh coupons. Growing up I remember having them all over the backseat as I helped my mom sort them before we went to the grocery store. Now even I get the delight in looking at the bottom of the receipt and seeing how much money I’ve saved because of my coupons – do you know what I could do with all of that extra money?!
Walmart has recently made some changes to their coupon policy, and couponers everywhere are rejoicing. Also, if you read a previous version of this post, it has since been updated with all of the changes that were made, and is current with the current Walmart policy. I have a snapshot of the Coupon Policy here, or you can check out Walmart’s Coupon Policy on their site. If you’re interested, please give your feedback on the coupon policy by taking this short 2-question survey, the results of which go straight to Walmart Corporate!
Disclosure: This is a sponsored post for Walmart as a part of my role in the Walmart Moms. All opinions are, and always have been, my own.
Thanks for this post. This is great info to know since I like to go to http://www.couponmom.com/ and use her links to print coupons. It’s good to know that they will still except the printed coupons. Some of the local stores here won’t and I don’t want to pay for a newspaper just to get the coupons.