There aren’t many IKEA coupons around, but with a little research you’ll probably find what you’re looking for.

By joining the email list on the Ikea website, you will be sent updated coupons for local sales and events. Be the first to find out what’s going on at Ikea. Sign up to receive a special notice of everything that happens at the nearest Ikea. They also offer text messages and information for small business owners in a newsletter.

You can also request a catalog on their website that has coupon inserts on the back.

Ikea frequently offers college students a 20% discount on any purchase with a student ID.

Sometimes there are Ikea coupons in the USPS change of address catalog for people who are moving. They are available at your local post office to pick one up. Usually it’s $50 off a $350 purchase.

You should also check your city’s free weekly newspaper. Ikea often puts coupon inserts on those. For example $20.00 off a purchase of $150.00 and $15 off a purchase of $15 when you spend $15 at the Ikea coffee shop.

The IKEA AS-IS room is amazing. It’s a room with lots of returns, discount items, displays, etc. for pennies on the dollar! More stuff is added to the AS IS room every day. If the item’s price in the AS IS room doesn’t seem low enough, maybe it has a scratch or dent, you can ask a sales associate to lower it further.

Here are some examples of the great finds in the IKEA AS-IS room:

* 12″ Rationell Drawers for Akurum Kitchen Cabinets – $10/ea

* 2 tall Billy bookcases in beech — $10 each

* Solid wood rolling office chair — $30

* 24″ x 24″ Pronomen Countertop — $5

* 2 sets of white tab top curtains, floor length — $2 each set

* Wood Blinds — $10/set

I always try to find a coupon before every shopping trip. A 10% off or 20% off coupon is very useful for large purchases. It really is free money back in your pocket.

Be sure to look inside the store for the weekly circular ad that often contains a coupon.

Have fun shopping and good luck finding coupons!