The Dollar Tree, which confirmed earlier this week that it will begin accepting coupons Sunday, has released its official coupon policy.
It's a fairly standard policy, allowing no more than one coupon per item and permitting only manufacturer coupons.
Click HERE to read my story about the chain's decision to accept coupons.
Keep reading for the complete list of rules for using coupons at Dollar Tree.
I love to get groceries for free with the help of coupons. But I like it even better when the store will pay me to shop.
And I'm not talking about a drugstore deal reward to spend later.
I'm talking about cold hard cash back in my pocket.
Updated: February 2013.
If you're serious about saving money at the supermarket and drugstores, you have to get serious about couponing.
And that means getting familiar with retailers' coupon policies.
For coupon novices, or those who just need a little refresher course, you can read my post on coupon rules of the road here, which includes summaries of those coupon policies.
But if you're ready to take your couponing to the next level or you just like going straight to the source, here are links to the offical coupon acceptance policies at all the major supermarkets and drugstores doing business in the Triangle.
You may want to print out these policies and keep them in your coupon organizer because, unfortunately, you will encounter cashiers and store managers unfamiliar with their own store policies.
Instead of arguing, or losing your deal, you can politely refer to the coupon policy.
Grocery stores:
Harris Teeter digital coupon policy
Big box stores:
Drugstores:
In just the last few days, CVS has made changes to its official coupon policy.
But not to worry, coupon lovers.
All of the changes actually make it easier to shop with coupons at CVS to snag all those free and nearly free items.
