Sunday Coupon Inserts
Spend less on groceries without making saving money another job.
Free calculators and printables for the grocery decisions you make every week. From Katie, helping households save for about 15 years.
We no longer sell newspaper coupon inserts. Saving now relies more on store offers, digital coupons and knowing your prices.
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What would help this week?
Pick the thing you are actually trying to sort out. All three are free.
Compare a price
Two sizes, two prices, and no idea which is actually cheaper. This works it out in the aisle.
Open the price comparisonPlan dinner
A week of dinners on one page, built around what is already in the house.
Download the weekly plannerUnderstand digital coupons
Where the offers went, and how to find them without installing anything you do not want.
Download the free explainer
Free, and no email needed
Did you actually save?
The receipt says one number. What stayed in your pocket is usually a different one. This little calculator works it out in about a minute.
No account and no login. Just the numbers off your receipt.
Try the calculatorPrefer paper? We also have five free printable sheets. Get the download plus occasional practical notes from SCI. Unsubscribe whenever you like.
A worked example
Food that did not get eaten was the biggest single difference in this example, at $45. That is one change, not a list of them.
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See this week’s coupon inserts
Every page of the Save insert for the week of October 4, 2026, 6 in all. Have a look before you decide whether to buy the paper.
The SCI Grocery Year
What I am watching in November
If you only stock up once a year, this is usually the month to do it. Butter, flour, sugar and broth tend to hit their best pricing because every chain wants to own your holiday basket.
See all of NovemberWorth watching
Butter
Often among the best pricing of the year, and it freezes for months.
Flour and sugar
Seasonal low at most chains. Store somewhere airtight.
Broth and stock
Loss-leader pricing through much of the month.
Turkey
Frequently below cost. A second one freezes fine.
If you have been here a long time
Some of you have been getting emails from me since coupon binders were a perfectly normal thing to carry into a grocery store.
Couponing changed. A lot. And honestly, so did I.
I do not want to rebuild Sunday Coupon Inserts into what it used to be. I want to make this little corner of the internet useful again.
I am really glad you are still here.
Katie