Here you will find all the best coupon advice, tips and how to make the most of all your coupons!
Are you looking for ways to stretch your dollar? 
Everyone, especially couponers, knows Walmart has fantastic everyday low prices. However, if you don't take advantage of all the ways you can save, then you may be falling victim to one of these five common mistakes.
1. Not price matching
Yes, Walmart already has low prices, but many shoppers forget to check competitors' ads to price match. Walmart will price match on their competitors' Buy One Get One (BOGO) sales (as long as there's an actual price listed), sale prices with preferred shopping cards, and even sale prices on fresh meats and vegetables (as long as units are the same, i.e. pound for pound, dollar for dollar).
Note: Price matching and the acceptance of certain coupons is at the local manager's discretion.
2. Not bringing in competitor coupons
Catalinas printed at competitor grocery stores don't necessarily have to be used at that particular store. Walmart will take competitors' checkout and store coupons as long as it's a dollar amount off a specific item and says "Manufacturer Coupon." So don't leave these at home!
3. Not stacking coupons and sales with rebate apps
Every couponer has a multitude of cash back shopping apps, but don't forget to check all of them for deals. You can stack these rebates and pile on the savings. Even better, the rebate apps don't care if you used a coupon to buy the item - so stack away!
- Ibotta offers rebates on featured products as well as generic products like milk and bread, and has many that are exclusive rebates for Walmart purchases. Read more about how Ibotta can help you save here.
- SavingStar allows you to clip virtual coupons and get cash back for purchasing those items in stores. SavingStar tracks your purchases through your customer loyalty card, but you can also snap photos of your receipt to claim your virtual coupons and get cash back using their app. Just snap a photo of your Walmart receipt, and you can have your cash back in a flash.
- Snap by Groupon is a new app by Groupon which gives you rebates on promotional items purchased at any store. Just snap a pic of your receipt to get your cash back. This app has a lot of generic cash back items like candy, milk, and apples as well as savings on specific items.
4. Not using Savings Catcher
Savings Catches has since been discontinued. Find out more here.
5. Not submitting receipts
After you've finished grocery shopping, don't forget to also submit your receipts to ReceiptPal and ReceiptHog. Both apps give you points and coins, respectively, that you can cash out for gift cards or cold hard cash.
