Welcome to Still:Saving


I started couponing as a new wife in South Carolina. Our budget was very small, and I knew there had to be a way to get more for our money.

Over the years, friends have ask how I save so much money at the grocery or how I get all of my shampoo for free. This is my attempt to share the things I've learned over the years by playing the grocery and drugstore "game."

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Spreadsheets: Part 4 - CVS Savings Template

The CVS Savings spreadsheet is very similiar to the Grocery Savings template.

You can find the CVS Savings spreadsheet here or in the column on the right.

I'll just point out a few columns that might be confusing and if you have any questions feel free to ask them in the comments.

Sale & Clipfree Coupons - This is the bold dollar amount you'll see on the far right of your receipt. It shows you what you saved because you shopped with your CVS Extra Care card.

CVS Coupons - Any CRTs (Cash Register Tape coupons), CVS coupons from mailers or CVS coupons from booklets/magazines.

ECBs Used - The amount of Extra Bucks you spent in this transactions.

Using this spreadsheet, you should start to see your savings increase exponentially if you're rolling your Extra Bucks.

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