Things You'll Need:
- A 3- Binder with a zipper
- Collector card plastic holders for 3 ring binder
- tabs
- something to label with
- pad of paper (optional)
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Step 1
Picture of my coupon binder.Start with a binder with a zipper on it. The zipper is important so you don't loose any of your coupons.
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Step 2
Add collection card plastic pages (like for baseball cards) to your binder. I was able to get my inexpensively at k-mart. I have heard Hobby Lobby has them also.
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Step 3
Here is my tab.Use tabs to label the coupon categories. I used Post-it tabs and used my electric labeler to print out labels on clear stickers on stick them on the Post-it tabs. You could also use stick on tabs similar to what you use for file folders or page dividers that you buy for notebooks.
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Step 4
After you have your categories worked out, then start adding coupons. Put one type of coupon in each little pocket. You may have to fold them to make them fit. Just make sure you fold them so you can tell what product they are for.
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Step 5
My pencil and paper cutter.Other things you can keep in your binder are: weekly store ads, something to cut coupons (I have a special paper cutter that is made to cut gift wrap), a pencil, a pad of paper, your grocery list, a map of your favorite grocery store, price book and place to keep rainchecks.











Comments
yellowstar2000 said
on 11/16/2009 I like this idea! 5***** wish I had the time to put together a coupon binder, I'll have to pass this along to my honey... :) He's excellent at organizational skills! thanks :)
eggdashure said
on 10/11/2009 Very well put.
wiggins6 said
on 7/22/2009 thanks I have an expandable file i keep in my purse for my coupons but this would be so much better
TandLMommy28 said
on 4/11/2009 I totally use a coupon binder, but mine is not pretty at all. It's falling apart and has been duct taped back together! But it's a fabulous money saving tool.
jenng said
on 3/11/2009 Great tips I need one 5*