Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012

ShopGirl: Easy ways to keep up

Scoring a seat at Michael Kors' show is impossible for most of us, but staying informed and entertained by what's getting sent down the runways is totally within our grasp.
By Gracie Shepherd

The Coupon Lady: Couponing in 2011

NCH Marketing Solu­tions, a Valassis corporation, released its annual Coupon Facts Report for 2011 two weeks ago.
By Carol Gunter

The Pinch: Deals on new TVs

Many people think the best time to find deals on TVs is before the Super Bowl, but that’s not the case, said Jim Willcox, the senior editor at Consumer Reports.
By LaTina Emerson

Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012

ShopGirl: Chrome now on Android

Google's Chrome browser has been very well-received and as of Tuesday is now available on Android-powered mobile devices.
By Gracie Shepherd

Coupon Lady: Back to basics

Because the first Coupon Lady articles appeared as advertisements, some might not have seen them. So here's a review of some of those first topics.
By Carol Gunter

Save with these 2012 vehicles

If you're in the market for a new car, Insure.com has released a survey with the least and most expensive 2012 model vehicles to insure.
By LaTina Emerson

Shopper trophy: Cathy Johnson

Cathy Johnson saved close to $300 at Food Lion's closing sale.
By Cathy Johnson

Friday, Feb. 3, 2012

Shopper Trophy: Art Soares

Art Soares, of Augusta, combined coupons and store sales at Kroger to save $202.

Shopgirl

Tea With a Dutchess is bringing on a new pastry chef, see my ideas for what to get guys for Valentine's Day, and learn all about J.C. Penney's new policy that's supposed to simplify shopping.
By Gracie Shepherd

The Coupon Lady

On Feb. 13, 2011, my first article appeared in The Augusta Chronicle. That article ran as an advertisement, and it introduced me and my family to the Augusta area. I would like to say thank you so ...
By Carol Gunter

Taxpayers might be eligible for a refund

Working individuals and families that earned $49,078 or less in 2011 may qualify for a refundable tax credit, the Earned Income Tax Credit.
By LaTina Emerson

Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012

Shopper Trophy: Amber Zimmerman

This week's shopper trophy goes to Amber Zimmerman, of Grovetown, who saved $46.60 at Kroger.

ShopGirl: Business card app, lucky number rings, L'Amour at Cafe Lamar

Digitize your Rolodex, give a gift that means something and benefit Historic Augusta with your valentine.
By Gracie Shepherd

The Coupon Lady: Stockpiling can prove useful later on

My household has had some major changes in these past few weeks. We moved into a new home, and my son has started public school for the first time since kindergarten. As we were preparing for the ...
By Carol Gunter

The Pinch: Georgia Drug Card provides prescription drug assistance

Georgia residents have access to a statewide discount prescription drug card program called Georgia Drug Card.
By LaTina Emerson

Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012

Coupon Lady: You can save a lot by understanding sales cycles

Yes, it really is possible to use coupons with store sales and get $100 worth of groceries for $20 or even less.
By Carol Gunter

The Pinch: Store closings mean discounts

Food Lions will close doors within 30 days.
By LaTina Emerson

Shopgirl: Are you the only one not using these apps?

Apps of 2011, glasses over the internet and pasta portions made easy.
By Gracie Shepherd

Shopper Trophy: Linda Burton

This week's smart shopper saved $159.

The Pinch: Free income tax preparation available

Free income tax preparation is available through AARP Tax Aide for low and middle income taxpayers, particularly those ages 60 and older.
By LaTina Emerson
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1,700 in SC face phone disruption

About 1,700 residents across Aiken, Edgefield and Barnwell counties face a telephone shutoff on March 1, because AT&T is disconnecting service to DialTone & More, Inc. for non-payment of ...
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