The summer is going fast and back to school shopping is in full swing. Below are the best sales for August 18-24, 2013. Remember that these sales are not just for students. Some of these office supplies are needed often around the house or office. Each store has additional sales for the week however I have only posted those deals which I thought were worth purchasing. Check your Sunday fliers for additional sales.
- Staples 0.7mm assorted mechanical pencils, 12/pack - Free (after rebate)
- Staples Photo Supreme paper - Free (after rebate and coupon)
- Hammermill CopyPlus Ream of Paper - Free (after rebate and coupon)
- Staples composition notebooks - $0.10
- Bic Velocity get pens, black, 2/pack - $0.50
Staples is also offering the Back to School Savings Pass for $10 which will get you 15% off most purchases until September 21, 2013.
- Office Depot 1-subject notebooks - $0.01
- Office Depot acrylic 12' rulers - $0.01
- Wilson Jones Basic Round-Ring 1" binder - $1
- Office Depot mechanical pencils, 12/pack - $1
- OfficeMax filler paper - $0.01
- Schoolio 3x5 index cards, 100/pack - $0.01
- Duracell CopperTop AA or AAA batteries - $0.01 (after rewards)
- Avery 8160 White Inkjet Address Labels, 750/pack - $0.01 (after rewards)
- OfficeMax multipurpose paper, ream - $0.01 (after rewards)
- Bic ballpoint pens, 10/pack - $0.50
- Schoolio markers - $0.50
Any deal that states "after rewards" means that you must be enrolled in the store's free reward program. You will have to pay full price for the item however they will send you a reward check which works like a gift certificate towards a future purchase.
Any deal that states "after rebate" means that you must complete a rebate form with by paper or on the internet and submit the information. Rebates can be returned to you as checks, pre-paid credit cards, and even Paypal deposits. Read the rebate offers for more details.
Cori is a 29 year old living in Philadelphia. Making Cents of It stems from Cori's experiences as a young professional living on an entry level salary. Her goal is to help other 20-somethings enjoy life without going broke.
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