This post comes from H&R Block Dollars & Sense’s family finance advisor Scott Gamm. Scott Gamm is the author of MORE MONEY, PLEASE. Follow Scott on Twitter: @ScottGamm. Even the slightest reduction in spending, over a period of time, will result in a significant increase in savings. To spend less without spending time clipping coupons, talk to your teens about these strategies: 1. Buy in bulk Whether shopping at a major warehouse store or stocking up on a certain item on sale, buying in large quantities is bound to save you money. This tactic is especially useful when shopping for school supplies. Your teen may not need 30 folders for the start of the school year, but six months later, folders will likely need to be replaced. Buying in bulk ahead of time prevents you from paying full price later on. 2. Use the store’s rewards program Plenty of stores have rewards programs,…

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