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According to a poll conducted by Visa Signature, the group most likely to clip coupons are the 7 percent of the U.S. population known as "New Affluents," or Americans age 35 to 54 whose household income is at least $125,000 per year. These consumers tend to have worked hard for their wealth, so are vigilant about spending it wisely. Almost three-quarters of the group say they clip coupons, which is much higher than the national average of 65 percent. Nearly 80 percent said they have a credit card that allows them to earn rebates or perks, versus 38 percent of the overall population.
