Wait until after Christmas to buy these 6 things
Hopefully, you get everything you want this Christmas. If you didn’t, you might need to shop for yourself. Shopping after Christmas is an excellent money-saving trick any year. We bet there will be a ton of great sales in the days immediately after Christmas and all the way through 2023.
You can find TVs, home goods, travel, clothing and decor for steep discounts if you know where to look. Tap or click here for the five safest ways to pay, shop and send money online.
If you didn’t receive the following for the holidays, be on the lookout starting Dec. 26. We hunted down some of the best items you can save money on soon.
1. 4K TVs
Don’t worry if you missed out on Black Friday TV deals. Retailers offer arguably better deals on higher-quality sets (instead of cheap doorbuster ones) in the lead-up to the Super Bowl. Start searching around mid-January to maximize your options, and don’t forget to ensure your on-time delivery if you order online.
Statista data says about 44% of American households with TVs use 4K-capable sets. Buy one for yourself and you’ll find out why the rich graphics are worth the price tag.
When the Big Game rolls around, you tend to see related sales at Best Buy, Walmart and warehouse retailers like Costco and Sam’s Club. Amazon tends to be pretty aggressive about price matching, so compare prices before you buy.
2. Bed and bath items
The retail tradition of January “White Sales” — sales on sheets and towels — is a long one, stretching back about a century. While retailers may not use that exact terminology when advertising their deals, they throw home goods sales from early to mid-January.
Traditional department stores and online home goods retailers like Wayfair and Overstock will throw bed and bath sales during this time.
3. Exercise equipment and fitness trackers
At-home fitness equipment reliably goes on sale in early January to attract resolution-makers. Check out specific brands (NordicTrack, Bowflex), as well as Amazon.
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Working out at home has been all the rage for the better part of two years since the pandemic began. Even though the trend of buying expensive exercise equipment has slowed down, as illustrated by Peloton’s recent struggles, I think for the most part, home fitness is here to stay.
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The pandemic has not only forced people to rethink their working routines but also where to exercise. Social distancing protocols and mask-wearing ruled out going to the gym for many.
Through these trying times, Peloton’s exercise equipment became all the rage. And where demand is greater than the supply, it can be rather tough to get your hands on a Peloton Bike right now. Tap or click for fitness gadgets you can pick up right now.
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So you’re stuck inside your home for who knows how long. But you’re all stocked up on everything from toilet paper to canned veggies and you’re ready to hunker down. You even have your home office ready and the kids have educational games and homework to do.