During all my online holiday shopping, I came across a few exceptionally good money-saving Web sites that are well worth a bookmark on everyone’s browser. If you forget to check your bookmarked pages, keep a Post-It note on your computer or at your desk reminding you to utilize this vital list:

Cheapuncle.com: According to the site, it searches “5,000 coupons and deals for more than 26,000,000 products from over 12,000 stores to make sure you get the best deal.” What’s not to love? I typed in WiiFit and found it for as low as $130.

Upons.com: Scan a bunch of coupons (covering everything from bouquets to Cheerios), check the boxes for the ones you that want and click “Print Now” to receive. So easy!

Retailmenot.com: You know that box at checkout that asks if you have any promotional codes? I used to always skip that part, since I had nothing to put there. But now I will always check this site to see if other users have posted a discount code for the store I’m about to buy from. There’s usually a long list of working codes. I’ve saved over $20 on gifts!

Valpak.com: You may already receive an envelope of coupons from Valpak via snail mail. But I didn’t realize until now that you can go to the company’s site, type in your Zip Code and receive tons of discounts and specials to stores in your area. (Especially nice when you misplace the hard copy of a coupon that you received!)

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Posted by Melissa Fiorenza, Associate Editor

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