I use a binder. Shock, huh? LOL... I have a binder full of sheet protectors. In each one I have a piece of coloured paper (just to make it look pretty), each page is a different store. It's basically my rebate folder, so the first page is my table of contents, the next is rebates in queue, then the stores in ABC order, categorised by type of store, then I have an "extras" page. That holds rec't for places I don't shop at often. Any rec't's for large purchases get stapled to the instruction manual & those are all kept in a file in my file cabinet.

First you start with a LARGE 3-ring binder . I was able to get about a dozen of these for 50-75¢ each at a thrift shoppe, brand new. Mine are from a business complete with logo, but that's ok. 50-75¢ sure beats 8 bucks at Wal-mart. Plus mine DOES have a front pocket, in case I want to make it a bit purtier. Some people prefer a zippered binder. These are GREAT if you can afford the dough for a LARGE one. This one is especially great as it has a handle for carrying. You'll also need some pocket pages . I prefer the 4-per-page pages. The pockets are a little bigger, which is GREAT for those LONG coupons (which stick out, so I fold them in half) and those WIDE coupons, and especially for holding more coupons than their miniature counterparts! Now others have had luck with other pages. They come in 1-pocket (also known as sheet protectors, which we'll be using as well- we'll get to that later), 2 pocket, 4-pocket, 5-pocket, 6-pocket, 8-pocket; 9-pocke t. Anything with more...
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I also really like your new layout!