The Top 20 Most Frugal Cities of 2010

For the second year in a row, Atlanta takes the top spot on the ‘Most Frugal U.S. Cities’ list, according to the 2010 Savings Index released this month by Coupons.com, the premiere Web destination for coupons and savings. On average, regular users of Coupons.com in Atlanta printed more than $1000.00 dollars in coupon savings from the site in 2010. That is almost twice as much as during 2009, when they printed $531 in savings.

Tampa cashed in with coupons and maintained its position as the city with the second most savings. On average, regular users of Coupons.com in Tampa printed $863.00 in savings. Following on the savings heels of Atlanta and Tampa are, in order, Cincinnati, Saint Louis and Minneapolis, according to the Index.

2009 Most Frugal Cities

A Georgia peach tastes especially sweet when purchased with a coupon, if Atlanta residents have anything to say about it.

The Georgia state capital tops the list of Most Frugal U.S. Cities, according to the 2009 Savings Index released today by Coupons.com, the premiere Web destination for coupons and savings. The average Coupons.com user in Atlanta saved over $531 using coupons from the site in 2009. Tampa, Florida follows closely in the number two position.
1. Atlanta
2. Tampa
3. Cincinnati
4. Saint Louis
5. Minneapolis
6. Nashville
7. Charlotte
8. Cleveland
9. Pittsburgh
10. Kansas City
11. Raleigh
12. Boston
13. Oklahoma City
14. Miami
15. Washington, DC
16. Indianapolis
17. Denver
18. Dallas
19. Wichita
20. Columbus

Source: Coupons.com