For many shoppers, the first day of a new month can be both anxiety-inducing, and reassuring. First, the monthly rent or mortgage payment is due. But the first of the month is also when many SNAP and WIC recipients get their benefits replenished. And it’s traditionally the day when your favorite printable coupon site unveils dozens or even hundreds of new offers for you.

Unfortunately for cash-strapped couponers navigating their way through the current coronavirus crisis, one of those monthly events didn’t occur yesterday.  Here’s the entire Coupons in the News article which points out that the majority were for Air Wick products 🙂

Baking bread is seriously a no-brainer, I don’t care how many times you’ve tried and failed.  Don’t go The Great British Bake Off approach – just realize that people (read: women) have been making this stuff almost every day for a thousand years or more without fancy cookbooks with exact measurements and certain salts (yogurts and butter).  Here’s the link to a prior post and a photo of tonight’s bread.

Will SmartSource start offering more printable and digital coupons – and fewer, if any, printed coupon inserts or in-store coupon machines? Will Checkout 51 ever go receiptless, or expand into new categories?

We may find out soon, as the owner of those two brands, and others, is about to come under new management.

Nine months after announcing that it was exploring a potential sale of its News America Marketing division, News Corp has announced that it will indeed be selling the business, to private equity firm Charlesbank Capital Partners. Here’s the full Coupons in the News article.