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Here’s how you can save £17,000 in just one hour a day
But this mother of one has taken penny pinching to the next level by spending an hour each day looking for deals – she even devotes an entire room in her home to her bargain buys.
Jennifer Drew, an English teacher from Ashby de la Zouche, is so keen on a bargain she can’t bear to miss out, even if it’s a product she doesn’t need – and she stashes the surplus to give away to her friends.
She estimates she saves £70 each week on a food shop – and once even managed to bag a week’s worth of shopping for just 29p.
Over three years, her thrifty ways have saved her £17,000.
Ms Drew uses newspaper coupons alongside websites like wowcher and groupon to find the ultimate bargain.
The 31-year-old from Leicestershire said: ‘I can’t imagine life without coupons and, to be honest, I don’t understand why no one else is cashing in.
‘Once you get to grips with the process, it’s very simple. What people don’t realise is that a bit of research can save hundreds of pounds.’
She suffered from severe pregnancy insomnia and stumbled across American television show Extreme Couponing.
She said: ‘I was watching TV late at night just because I couldn’t sleep.
‘I came across this programme about couponers and thought I’d give a try.
‘By the time my husband Neil came down for work, I’d saved more money than I’d earn in a full day’s pay.’
For a few months last year, Jennifer ran free couponing classes at her local library and “fully trained” around 20 people.
She adds: ‘I help newbies in all the chatrooms as much as I can and I teach my form class kids how to do it.
‘If you can keep some well-earned money in your pocket, what’s a couple of hours on the computer?’
That's what I call prudence. Thanks for sharing. Good to know I'm not the only one searching for super saver deals. I probably need some training too.
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