Black Friday is just a matter of weeks away, with many retailers expected to drop their prices for the biggest shopping event of the year.
It typically takes place on the Friday after Thanksgiving in the US, which makes Black Friday fall on November 24 this year.Plenty of stores have already kickstarted their sales, so if you're looking to grab a bargain or two, you might be wondering the best way to go about it.
One money expert has outlined her top tips for navigating the Black Friday sales and getting the most out of your money when it comes to making savings.Diana Howard, Financial Analyst at CouponBirds, said: “Black Friday is one of the most exciting shopping events of the year, and is often seen as the time of year to stock up on any luxury purchases you’ve been considering while prices are reduced.
However, there are some pitfalls surrounding the Black Friday sales that could, surprisingly, leave you spending more money than usual if you’re not careful.“As with any purchase, those made during the promotional period should still be thought out and weighed against other deals elsewhere to ensure that you are getting the best price and making the most out of your money.”Here are Diana's tips on how to nab the best Black Friday deals this year.
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