So watching some of these coupons shows is lighting a fire under me! Does anyone in Kingwood do this? What are the best stores for coupons? Who doubles and triples coupons? Where do I get the best coupons? I know the Sunday paper is good but any other papers I should check? Any advice would be appreciated to start me on this money saving adventure! 

Slow down tweety bird...start with ecoupons at Kroger.com, and watch sale papers. Start with a goal of a certain percent off, then graduate to freebies. Truth be told, those people on TV are horders, and really don't use half of what they buy. I think it's great they donate the stuff, but that is a different hobby altogether. Right now, we are averaging 25-27% on our weekly grocery trip to Kroger. The mow tick have ever saved was $75 but we spent a fortune that day. 

Are ecoupons the same as the digital coupons that get loaded to your card? Can they be used with the paper manufactuer coupons? Does Kroger double/triple coupons? 

No Kroger doesn't double or triple coupons. They are the same as the ones you cut out, yet there are more of them. You can also use some of the same coupons up to 5 transactions. It is so much better than the old cutting out way. I don't think they can overlap unless it is a store coupon with a manufactures coupon. It really is a great way to get started. They will also start to send you packets in the mail with different coupons for the store, and freebies. I have received free eggs, cheese, coffee, and other items I buy all the time. Walmart will price match so if you want, you can print your coupons from Kroger and bring them to Walmart to match. This has worked out for me, but I am busy gal, so I do better at just sticking to one store and maxing out the benefits and getting to know the store. Once you have been doing it long enough, you start to see patterns and that is when you get smarter with your shopping list. It is pretty fun...makes me feel useful. :-) 

Thank you so much for the advice! I have recently lost my job, so I am looking for all possible ways to cut corners! I really and truly appreciate it! 

couponmom.com is one, go to proctor and gamble's website they have some. Walmart has printable ones as well. randalls and krogers you can load to your card but watch the amount its for ,most the times the ones in the paper you clip are worth more.

Only problem with printing them off the internet is you have to load the coupon printer. It sucks because its a tracking program that bogs down your computer. I usually load it, print some then uninstall it each time :) 

I have never had a problem with loading coupons on my card with my computer. 

I also never had to load any software.