WalMart: New Coupon Policy

Walmart has just released a new and improved coupon policy. They still don’t double coupons, but they have clarified some other issues and seems they are becoming more coupon friendly.

The two biggest changes are:

• Walmart will now be offering change back or overage on your transaction when a coupon exceeds the price of a product
• Walmart will now accept Catalina coupons that are clearly marked as manufacturer’s coupons.

Walmart will accept the following coupons:

• Manufacturer’s coupons
• Internet printable coupons
• Competitor’s coupons that have a specific price listed
• Soft drink container caps
• Catalina coupons clearly labeled as “manufacturer coupon”

Provided they meet the following criteria:

• One coupon per item
• Coupons must have an expiration date and be redeemed prior to expiration
• Change or overage will be given if a coupon exceeds a purchase
• Coupon must be for an item Walmart sells
• Coupons must be presented at the time of purchase

Walmart does not accept the following coupons:

• Internet printable coupons for a free product
• Competitor’s coupons for dollars, cents or percentage off, B1G1 free, and double or triple value

Management approval will be required for:

Transactions with 40 or more coupons

Any coupon with a value over $20

$50 or more in coupons in a single transaction

I suggested you download and print the New Walmart Coupon Policy and put it in your coupon binder just in case they don’t have it at the register when you go!