Printing Coupons is a easy way to get coupons that you need. However, it is a cost you probably aren’t calculating the underlying cost of ink and paper. I am not a huge fan of printing coupons or internet coupons. I always have issues with my printer and I hate running out of ink. That all being said printing coupons can be a great resource.

Only print a coupon if it is a *hot* one or you know that it is one you are going to need. There is nothing worse than having 10 pages of printed coupons that all expired because you just got print happy! Not sure if it is a *hot* coupon? If everyone is talking about it… then it is a good coupon to print. Recently, there were 2 hot coupons for me the $0.50 Starkist and the $1.50 Folgers! Even if it is a hot coupon if you aren’t going to buy the product don’t print it!

Here are some great resources to print coupons from:

Target Coupons- has both Target store coupons and manufacturer coupons
Coupons.com – has manufacturer coupons
CouponNetwork – has manufacturer coupons
RedPlum – has Publix coupons, Target store coupons and manufacturer coupons
Smartsource - has manufacturer coupons

Tyically, you can print 2 copies of each coupon per computer. You can also try entering different zipcodes to see if there are other coupons available. These are just some of the main places to print coupons. You can also find printable coupons on the maufactuerer websites and their facebook pages!

Just remember only print if you really think you will use it. The coupons on these sites do reset usually once a month. There are also cap limits placed on coupons so if the set amount are printed you may not be able to get any.

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