Coupons and discounts can be located in newspapers, online and on smartphone apps. Additionally, there are several blogs that publish the coupons and discounts that are currently available.
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The simplest and most traditional source for coupons and discounts is the newspaper. Anyone seeking coupons can buy more than one newspaper in order to stack coupons and multiply savings. Also, it is possible to get free newspapers through friends, family or store surpluses, which multiplies savings without incurring additional costs. Newspapers carry the most coupons on Sundays.
There are several sites online that publish coupons and discounts. Coupons.com is a leading site for various manufacturer and product coupons. Pgeveryday.com is one of many manufacturer-specific sites that exclusively publish its own product line's coupons. SavingStar.com offers cash back on the purchase of designated items, and purchases are tracked through store loyalty cards.
Smartphone apps such as Ibotta and Jingit allow users to purchase groceries or other household items at particular retailers, scan the receipts of these purchases and receive rebates on eligible purchases. Other apps such as Checkout 51, Snap, Shrink and Shopmium offer similar rebates that are not specific to any particular retailer.
Lastly, blogs such as thekrazycouponlady.com offer resources and education on couponing, including catalogs of coupons that are currently available, and are an invaluable resource for staying current on obtaining coupons and discounts.

Wait for the winter holidays and we'll have a lot of discounts around. I saw a cool autumn jacket and can't wait for a discount on it.