Extreme Coupon Cutters Save Cash, Teach Their Ways

Extreme coupon cutters save cash, teach their ways

The women sat expectantly as Monica Knight told them she once routinely spent $600 a month on groceries for her family of four. Breaking into a broad smile, Knight says that figure has been reduced to only $100 to $150 a month.

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