Extreme Couponing

A Maryland couponer plans to use coupons to get nearly $2,000 worth of groceries for $100. A Texas couple must rethink their couponing strategy when they find out their grocery store's coupon policy has changed.

A St. Louis couponer plans to fit all her food needs for a huge party into her monthly food budget of $50. An Idaho supermom attempts to pull off 18 separate transactions to get over $600 worth of groceries.

Identical twins double their savings with birthday freebies in Chicago, and a Kentucky bargain hunter prepares 1,000 military care packages.

A Florida megadonator stacks coupons to make over $50 to spend on other groceries. A superfrugal mom in Missouri plans to buy over $400 worth of groceries for under $10.

A money-savvy shopper is so thrifty, she doesn't even pay for newspapers. She gets all her coupons from public recycling bins. A mom teaches her son to coupon before he goes off to college.

A ministry student tries to get 700 donation items for $0. A single mother coupons to take care of her mother and daughter.

A Seattle mother of four must bring all her kids shopping when her babysitter is late. An extreme couponer in Spokane saves up money to go on multiple vacations with her husband each year.

A rookie bargain hunter is on the fast track to coupon mastery. A savings veteran started couponing to save the family business and now has a stockpile worth over $35,000.

An Arizona mom feeds her family of six on just $50 a week. A legendary bargain hunter in Ohio tries to impress her grandmother by besting her own couponing haul record.

A Georgia bargain hunter takes her best friend along on a shopping spree to show off her couponing skills. An Idaho mom brings her skeptical husband along to try and spark his interest in couponing.

An Ohio mom supports her family of nine along with her charities through couponing. She tries to get $3,100 worth of groceries for less than $100. A Washington mother of five stays up all night planning for her shopping trip.

A dad gears up for one last shopping trip before his wife gives birth to their second child. A mom uses couponing to homeschool her six-year-old twins.

Four shopaholics use coupons to save thousands of dollars and amass huge stockpiles of goods. These shoppers go to extremes, including dumpster diving for coupons and spending hours a day searching the internet for good deals.