Inexpensive Stocking Stuffers For The Entire Family: Over 150 ideas!

Coming up with ideas for inexpensive stocking stuffers that don’t fall apart almost immediately can sometimes be tricky, but not after you read this list! I did all the work for you and came up with over 150 inexpensive stocking stuffer ideas for the entire family.

Plus–find out my favorite tips for finding stocking stuffers for less money.

Tips For Finding Great, Inexpensive Stocking Stuffers

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Be Picky At The Dollar Store

Yes, there are some good quality $1 finds to be found at dollar stores like Dollar Tree, but there are also a lot of junk items in dollar stores you want to avoid. My favorite go-to item at dollar stores is the theatre-sized boxed candy. My kids usually get several each year in their stockings. They love candy, and the theatre-sized boxes take up a decent amount of room in their stockings for little money–it’s a thrifty win!

Use Coupons

At Christmas time there are often high-value coupons to be found that can drop items to well under $5. For instance, for a few years in a row Hallmark stores put a $10 off a purchase of $10 or more coupon in several magazines. I used it to buy chocolate for my children’s stockings for just pennies out of pocket. Last year it was a $10 off of $20, which wasn’t as good, but still led to half price chocolate

Bath and Body Works also tends to give out good, high-value coupons this time of year. I usually get those in the mail.

More traditional sources of coupons, such as printable coupon sites, also offer coupons for items that make excellent stocking stuffers. I have found ones for card games, cosmetics, and more at Christmas time that I have used for Christmas stockings.

Earn Gift Cards You Can Give Doing Things You Already Do For Free

Now that my children are 15 and up I often will throw a $5 e-gift card in their stockings for places like iTunes or Starbucks. I earn them through point reward programs and cash back apps. I have a long list of these types of programs that I have tried out and found to be legitimate, but here are a few of my current favorites:

Swagbucks: go here to sign up–check out ten simple ways to earn gift cards with Swagbucks

Cash back apps

Ibotta: The list of stores you can use Ibotta at is incredible! And it includes apps like Groupon too!
Fetch Rewards: download the app and enter my referral code RE9FU at sign-up and get 1500 points credited to your account after you successfully submit your first grocery receipt. Fetch Rewards is so simple to use and offers bonuses on over 150 different popular grocery brands.

Inexpensive Stocking Stuffers For The Entire Family: Over 150 ideas!

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