Whether online or in store, these Black Friday shopping tips will help you navigate this year’s uncertainties, and keep your budget in check.
After a day of feasting on turkey and pumpkin pie, consumers have typically flocked to their local stores on Black Friday — the day after Thanksgiving — to find the best deals on gifts for the holiday season.
Whether you’re shopping online or in store, these Black Friday shopping tips will help keep your gift budget in check while also navigating this year’s uncertainties. Make a budget and control costs The holiday season can be an expensive time of year, especially if you haven’t planned for it. Setting a budget to save money throughout the year is one way to help offset end-of-the-year holiday spending.Review ads early and compare prices Many stores release sale preview ads, which you can find in your local newspaper or online. Check out these circulars for sales on the items on your list.
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