Finding bargains online while enjoying your time in your pj’s with a cup of coffee, is getting increasingly easier with all of the great sites for frugal living and deals that keep cropping up. Our own Deals Forum and Deals Blog is the jackpot of resources, but I did find a few other places to look for some real bargains.
Sunday Saver is one of my favorite resources to save money on groceries and food. They collect the Sunday ads and sales circulars and compile them all together and available in one spot. You can just flip through and see what’s on sale at the click of a mouse button. They have an awesome search feature that allows you to sort by product or store. This website is extremely useful to check out before you go grocery shopping and can eliminate the painstaking time it takes for you to compare and browse the circulars for stores in your own area.
My Bargain Buddy is another favorite place to search for deals online. They keep track of all of the recent coupon codes for most of the major websites and even a few obscure ones. They find the latest bargains on the Internet and will send you an email telling you where to go to get the best deals (online). This is a very user friendly site, has saved me a bundle in the past year and helped tremendously with our pre-Christmas shopping.
Nextag is probably familiar to most of you. It often crops up in any Google search result and provides you with an extremely comprehensive comparison of the same product or very similar product at a wide variety of stores. It tracks most of the major bargain sites as well as many of the larger chains and includes prices for the items as well as keeping a nice review site. A very useful tool for comparison shopping.
These are just a small sampling of my favorite “find a bargain” sites online. If you know of some others that are user-friendly, active and offer the best prices, please let us know in the comments.
Nicole Humphrey writes articles for the Scrapbooking Blog and for the Frugal Blog. She also guest blogs on a variety of topics. You can read more of her articles by clicking here.
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