Shopping at Walmart is great because they have everyday low prices, rollbacks, and price match all advertised prices! The drawback is that Walmart does not have reward programs or store coupons.
Walmart is coupon-friendly and accepts most coupons, including internet coupons.
Walmart allows overage, so if your coupon value exceeds the price of the product, the difference applies to the rest of your transaction!
If you have more than 40 coupons, the cashier will need to alert a manager.
For information on Walmart's coupon policy, click here.
Walmart will price match any advertised price, and you don't even need the ad to prove it! Just tell the cashier the advertised price at another store, and they will match it. If you have a lot of items you intend to price match, it helps to save those for the end of the transaction. Price matching must be done when the item is scanned.
Price matching alone can save a lot of money. If something you want is on sale at a grocery store or drugstore, but you don't want to make a special trip, just price match at Walmart! This is a great resource because grocery stores and drugstores have limited quantities and run out of stock, and Walmart will price match the sale!
Walmart will price match advertised sales, buy one/get one deals with specified price, and even meat and produce if priced in the same units.
Walmart will not price match buy one/get one deals without a price, %off sales, store brands, or rewards after purchase.
For information on Walmart's price match policy, click here.