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Coupons for your shopper’s card

By Jessica Heffner | Monday, March 9, 2009, 01:27 PM

The following sites offer e-coupons that can be loaded directly onto your shoppers card. Savings come off your bill instantly with purchase. Several stores, including Kroger, are participating in the programs. You have to subscribe to the site and then just enter your shopper card number for extra savings. Here are some sites I am aware of:

Shortcuts.com: Discounts on name-brand grocery products as well as household items and magazine subscriptions.

Pgesaver.com: Discounts on Procter & Gamble products.

Cellfire.com: Although you must register your cell phone number to use it, this site loads coupons onto shoppers cards without charging minutes or text message fees.

Upromise.com: This site deposits the coupon savings into an account that can be used for college expenses. Also, student loan providers like Sallie Mae allow Upromise funds to be applied to current student loan balances. Works with CVS and Kroger shoppers cards.

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