Hy-Vee is having a Fuel Saver Weekend. Get $.30 in Fuel Saver Rewards for every $60 you spend. Rewards are available for 30 days after your transaction is complete.

Make Sure to get their Perks Plus card so you can earn Fuel Rewards that can be used at area Shell Stations. There is also a Premium membership available for about a $99/year that gives you more perks/fuel savings, but I suggest waiting until around Black Friday, when I was able to get my subscription for 1/2 off. I’ve saved more than the yearly fee on fuel, by far, so it’s something to consider.

Hy-vee’s Coupon Policy is not posted on their website other than digital coupon usage. If you have physical coupons, here are their restrictions:

• Coupons must be presented at the time of purchase and must be legible.
• Coupons must have an expiration date and be used within the stated time frame; expired coupons are not accepted.
• Physical coupons should have a scannable bar code (UPC) and a remittable manufacturer’s address.
• The exact item stated on the coupon must be purchased; item substitutions are not allowed.
• Only one physical manufacturer coupon per item will be accepted. You may use a manufacturer coupon in combination with a Hy-Vee coupon on the same item unless otherwise indicated.
• Stores do not accept altered, tampered, copied, or counterfeit coupons and reserve the right to refuse any coupon that appears fraudulent.
• The value of the coupon cannot exceed the price of the item; no cash back or additional credit is given.
• Coupons have no cash value and are retained by the cashier.
• If you return an item, the coupon value cannot be refunded or returned.
• Customers are responsible for sales tax if required by law.

For this week’s deals, head over here–> Hy-Vee Weekly Sales 10/5 – 10/11 – Here’s my Favorite Deals of the Week

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Want to check out other Grocery Stores’ Sales? Click here. Interested in seeing where your favorite grocery ranks in terms of prices? Which Wisconsin Grocery Store is the Cheapest? The Numbers for October 2026 are Here. If you’re looking for more organic/natural/healthier choices at the grocery store, check out Which Grocery Store is the Cheapest When Buying Natural/Organic items? Here are the Numbers

Fans of reading may be interested in my other website, Bargain Sleuth Reviews. The majority of books I review are Advanced Reader’s Copies, which are given for free. Or I get my books to review from The Brown County Library.

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