Free Coupons For Winston-Salem

Buy more, yet spend less.

When the going gets tough, the tough clip coupons to help maintain their lifestyles.
A February survey by Toronto-based ICOM Information and Communications found that 67 percent of Americans are likely to use coupons during a recession, regardless of their income.

Traffic to online coupon sites is growing rapidly, with page views up 38 percent to 281 million in March compared to the previous year, according to the research firm comScore.

Restaurants in particular typically resort to buy-one, get-one-free offers and other discounts to fill their tables in hard times.

Peter Meyers, marketing vice president at ICOM, says coupons can save the average family 25 percent on their grocery bill, or $2,400 a year based on an $800 monthly outlay. How's that for an economic stimulus?

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