Couponing Terminology

If you should come across any abbreviations not listed here, please add to the comments.

Inserts are found in Sunday newspapers.  Not every newpaper will have all inserts mentioned.  Those who have the newspaper delivered are more likely to receive more inserts than those who pick up newstand copies.  There are a few whole coupon insert services wherein you buy just the inserts from week to week, as well as services for buying clipped coupons–both of which can be found on the parent page Savvy Shoppers Love to Save.

The date, i.e. 4/11 refers to the Sunday the insert was found.  This makes it easier for you to keep your coupons separated by date for easy gathering each week.

PG = Proctor & Gamble Coupon Insert

SS  = Smart Source Insert

RP = Redplum Insert

GM = General Mills Coupon Insert

Peelie = On Product Package Coupon

IE = Internet Explorer

All You = Newstand Magazine with Coupons (found only at Walmart)

B1G1 = Buy One Get One

BOGO = Buy One Get One

Printable = Coupons Printable Online

WYB = When You Buy

OOP = Out of Pocket

MIR = Mail In Rebate

ECB = Extra Care Bucks (Only from CVS)

RR = Register Rewards (Walgreen’s and Other Stores)

Catalinas = A term used for ECBs and RRs

MM = Money Maker (When you actually get money back on the deal–or the amount is applied to the rest of your shopping order.)

Wags = Walgreen’s

W-IVC are Walgreens Instant Value Coupons. They are the coupons in the monthly coupon book that Walgreens puts out.

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