New Coupons from Coupons.com!

Coupons.com just released their January coupons. Don't miss these:

$1/1 Velveeta

.55/1 Little Debbie Family 100-Calorie Snack Varieties

$1/2 Pillsbury Sweet Rolls or Grands! Sweet Rolls

$1/2 Pillsbury Crescent Rolls (Use with .50/1 Shortcuts q at Kroger!)

$3/1 Mamma Mia! DVD or Blu-Ray

Print these and many more great coupons from the widget at the top of the page or the one on the sidebar!

iPhone and iPod Impulse Buying

I don't usually post articles against buying things (because I love buying things!), but I found one particularly relevant to me, and I wanted to share. Maybe my unconscious resolution for 2009 is to stop buying so much? At any rate, I love this article from The Simple Dollar about impulse buying. My hubby and I both have had our iPhones for about a month, and we've had trouble resisting the call of .99 apps., and to keep up our resistance, we'll have to employ some new strategies!

2008's Top 50 Albums for $5 each!

Visit Amazon to download the bestselling MP3 albums of 2008 for $5 each!

50 Albums for $5

Walgreens Robitussin Deal - Hurry!

You definitely need to check out this deal at Wags before the end of the day tomorrow!

Currently, Wags has certain types of Robitussin and Dimetappon sale for $4. Because of some confusion, Merecedes @ Common Sense with Money called the Catalina company and found out that there are three Catalina deals that go with these products. They are the following:

1) Get $5 in RRs when you buy three Wyeth products. (Valid through 12/31/08)
2) Get $5 in RRs when you buy $10 of select products. (Valid through 1/31/09)
3) Get $10 in RRs when you buy $20 of select products. (Valid through 1/31/09)

So, buy 5 for $ 20 (5 x $4 = $20), and get back $20 in RRs to be used on future purchases.

BUT - Guess what?! There are $2/1 coupons for these products!

Go here - Robitussin - and here - Dimetapp and print a $2/1 for each. I was able to print one using my name and one using my husband's name.

Using 4 coupons, you'll pay $12 and receive $20 in RRs back. (That's a profit of $8!)