Learn Couponing Lingo

Are you confused by the abbreviations that money-saving experts use on the Web?  Here's a cheat sheet for you!

Sunday inserts:

• P&G:     Proctor and Gamble
• RP:        RedPlum
• SS:        Smart Source
• WYB:     When you buy
• IPQ:       Internet printable coupon
• $1/1, $1/2: $1 off one item, $1 off two items, etc...
• 2/$1, 3/$2, etc.: Two items for $1, three items for $2, etc...
• BOGO:  Buy one item, get one free
• B2GO:   Buy two items, get one free
• Blinkies: In-store coupon dispensers with blinking lights
• Cat:        Catalina
• FAR:      Free after rebate
• MFR:     Manufacturer
• MIR:       Mail- in rebate
• OYNO:  On your next order
• OOP:     Out of pocket
• PSA:     Prices starting at
• UPC:     Universal product code (bar code)
• YMMV:  Your mileage (or manager) may vary--meaning some stores might give you a deal but others may not.

Source:  dealseekingmom.com; for more lingo, visit the site