“Do y’all know what the Clipper is?” Kimberly Pepper-Hoctor asked her class one recent night in a library meeting room about an hour south of Washington. A woman sitting near the front stirred her purse and extracted the latest edition of the Clipper, a direct-mail magazine loaded with coupons. She held it up for the 24 other mostly middle-age women who had come to learn as much as they could about paying as little as possible for their groceries and other household goods. “I like you,” Pepper-Hoctor told her new teacher’s pet, who smiled broadly. Read full article > >

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Md. couponing expert teaches the art and science of saving through clipping