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In celebration of National Coupon Month this month, ILoveCouponMonth.com--an online source for coupon information, statistics and savings tips--shares 30 tried and true, plus some unexpected, places to find coupons for a month-long of savings.

Founded by the Performance Marketing Association in September 1998, National Coupon Month recognizes the impact coupons have had on consumer buying habits. Happily, coupons have become even more pervasive since 1998 and are now available just about everywhere you look, whether it be via the Internet, social media, smartphone or bank statements.

In fact, such digital coupons are galloping to the fore. According to research released June 1 by eMarketer, 88.2 million consumers will use digital coupons as an important part of their shopping experience in 2011. That's 47 percent of adult Internet users, a statistic that's destined to rise in the near future. The study also revealed 92.5 million adult Internet users will use online coupons in 2012, versus 96.8 million in 2013.

Whether you are new to the coupon game or a skilled clipper, ILoveCouponMonth.com is the ultimate destination for coupon-lovers featuring data, 30 days of savings tips, and much more. Helping shoppers save even more money during National Coupon Month, here are 30 places to find coupons for 30 days of bargains. Read more

"What's he doing? Go back there man! He wants to kill me so bad he can taste it! Huh? ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! "– Sonny, "Dog Day Afternoon," Warner Bros (1975)

What's the biggest challenge, stress facing national, state, regional, local governments? What stresses you, your family?

It's money…dollars, pounds, yen, euro, rupee, peso, rand, won….you name it.

Everyone struggles with their annual budget, but it seems like no one stays within it. Just look at the state of the global economy.

Thank gawd for credit cards! They're sorta' like virtual money.

With nearly everyone, everywhere having a mobile device; heck, we might as go all the way. It would eco-friendly. It's becoming logical. In 20 or 30 years, people will deal in whatever we call digital money then and will say, "Can you believe it they actually used germ-ridden coins and paper in exchange for products, services? How quaint!"Read more

August 11, 2009 – Just in time for back-to-school season, PayPal today announced the launch of the Student Account, a fast and secure way for U.S. teens to shop online and in stores with the Student Card using PayPal, while providing parents with a variety of monitoring capabilities.

The Student Account eliminates the hassle of everyday money exchange between parents and teens, while giving teens the chance to learn good spending habits through the experience of being responsible for their own money. Parents can establish up to four PayPal sub-accounts for their teens, transferring funds into those accounts when needed, on a one-time or recurring basis.Read more