If it seems like there were more coupons available in 2010, that's because there were.

Super Bowl XLV is upon us. On Feb. 6, an estimated 80,000 privileged fans will flood Cowboy Stadium in Arlington, Texas, to be part of the live audience for football's crowning event. Despite outrageous upselling, fans will pay dearly to indulge in the Super Bowl atmosphere. Here are nine ways to save on tickets and game-day entertainment while protecting yourself from ticket-hawking scamsters.

Collin Morgan started the coupon and deal-savings website Hip2Save in 2008, to help herself, family and friends save money and live frugally in a hip and fun way.

Shopping organic is still a priority for eco-consumers, but many have become wary of green-washed labels that boast undeserved claims.

Winter storms have set in for much of the country but -- every now and then -- temps warm up enough for a good car cleaning.

Do you bury shopping-spree purchases in the backyard; pretend they came from Goodwill or hide them amidst groceries so your partner won't see them? Then you may be a closet shopper

Coupons are so old fashioned. Maybe your mother and your grandmother were into clipping their time away, but not you. You're too cool.

In the age of social networking, group buying emerged as the Facebook-esque coupon story of 2010; bold, inventive and utterly unstoppable. But Groupon isn't the only couponing news this year. Our list counts down the 10 most impressive stories and cruelest faux pas of 2010.

Surely you're not shopped-out yet? Christmas may be five days away, but then it's time for post-holiday sales.

'Tis the season for procrastinators and prepared gift-givers alike to rejoice over the final online shopping push of the holidays: Free Shipping Day, which began at midnight today and runs through 11:59 p.m. EST.