TIPS TO ORGANIZING A COUPON BINDER!!

HOW TO ORGANIZE A COUPON BINDER – EXTREME COUPONING 

My binder is a caseit dual 500, which has two separate three-ring sections. One side is 3 inches and the other side is 2 inches. The larger section I keep all my food coupons and the coupon polices and on the smaller section I keep all my cleaning and hygienic product coupons. They have a slightly smaller version called the Caseit 100, which is a smaller version, 3″, 1-1/2″ rings on both sides.

This is my fourth binder and it is the Cadillac of all binders!! It is very high quality. It is well worth the money. I went through 3 others binders before I found this one. Remember organization is key to cutting down on time!! My coupons are kept in baseball card holders. You can get them from Target, Wal-Mart, etc, or off e-bay or Amazon.com HERE! They cost around $13 for 100! I now have higher quality insertable plastic dividers as all the others I have tried have ripped rather quickly. The ones I currently use are Avery Dennison Ave-11201 Avery Style Edge Clear Plastic Insertable Divider – 8 X Tab – 8.5 X 11 – 1 Set – Assorted Dividerfor around $3-4 each!! You will need two of them!!

You can order a complete binder HERE. It comes with the binder (Dual 500 or Dual 100), 25 baseball card inserts, 16 tabs, premade labels, and coupon policies to Walmart, Walgreens, and Rite-Aid!!

Below are the headings that work best for me. Of course, you can use whatever works best for you. I like this the best as I can use my binder at any store and know exactly which section my coupons are going to be in.

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Future Sales
Produce
Condiments
Beverages
Snacks
Candy
Baking
Breakfast
Canned Goods
Packaged items
Meat
Frozen Foods
Paper Products
Cleaning Items
Medicine
Dairy
Store Coupons
Coupon Polices
Skin Care
Feminine Care
Oral Care
Hair Care
Pets
Cosmetics
Baby Products

You can also print the premade labels here -
Print the Avery 11901 labels HERE
Print the Avery 11201 Labels HERE

I go through my coupons at the beginning of each month to take out my expired coupons. This also cuts down on time as I only do it once a month. Do NOT throw your expired coupons out. You can either check with your local Legion Hall, VFW Posts, or use CoupsforTroops This is a wonderful way to bless our military as they can use expired coupons for up to six months after the expiration date overseas.

I hope you all find this helpful!!