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I receive thousands of emails every week from coupon shoppers wondering how they can maximize their savings, but this reader's mail made my head spin! Question: "I want to know more about combining manufacturer coupons to get the best possible deal.
When I first started couponing, I felt very proud of myself if I could just match the right coupon with the right product (brand, size, flavor, etc.). As I got a little better, I learned how to stack a store coupon with a manufacturer coupon for extra savings.
