Rossen Report: The best deals and what to avoid when shopping in October
Jeff Rossen gives tips on what to buy and what to skip in October to save money and find great deals.
Updated: October 1, 2024 3:37 PM CDT
Lawson reports. We’re sharing some shopping do’s and don’ts when shopping for out-of-season apparel in October. Let’s talk about clothes first, shall we? What will happen in winter? So what do we no longer need? Something with short sleeves. No need for shorts. So what is already on the clearance racks because these stores want to get rid of all this and move their winter clothes? So we need to unload this for a deep discount here at Kohl’s, for example, a report from Kohl’s told Lawson. For most of October, almost everything in the store will be 20% off, and sometimes even more clearance, like the clearance rack here. So, I bought a short sleeve one for next summer. For example, if Target has a big sale, don’t forget to stock up on candy and costumes for Halloween. why? Because they see the clock ticking forward to October 31st and guess what? On November 1st, I don’t need any more Halloween stuff, so I’ll wait until later in the month on my watch. got it. For example, the Target app has a whole ***Halloween section. Click on it and you’ll see some great deals. That costume. It was 5999. I’m 24 now. that’s right. This was 49. There are currently 26 Bogo Candy deals, 50% off, 50% off. Two for $9. So it’s the beginning of the month. Please wait for *** to arrive a little later. Come on, let’s have a shop-only sale this month. Target Circle Week runs from October 6th to 12th. Amazon’s Prime Day returns on October 8th and 9th. And Walmart is having an early holiday sale from October 8th to 13th. But there’s one thing that all experts agree on: Don’t buy electronics like TV S laptops or smartwatches this month. I know it’s tempting. I want it right now. Please don’t buy this month. Because Black Friday, Cyber Monday, this item isn’t actually on sale in October. So wait until after Thanksgiving. By the way, according to Teller Rothman, stores are planning to start these sales in early November, so you may not even need to, but don’t buy in October. Even better deals are coming. By the way, we always share new deal information in our Ross Reports newsletter. So be sure to sign up. It’ll arrive straight to your inbox, and it’s free. The link to sign up is at Ross reports.com and offers tons of exclusive information.
Rossen Report: The best deals and what to avoid when shopping in October
Jeff Rossen gives tips on what to buy and what to skip in October to save money and find great deals.
Updated: October 1, 2024 3:37 PM CDT
A new month means new ways to save money and find deals. That’s why Rossen Reports is sharing the dos and don’ts of what to buy this October. Do: Shop for End-of-Season Apparel As winter approaches, expect to see lightweight layers and end-of-season apparel on the clearance racks as stores demand them. Stock new inventory. What to do: Shop for Halloween Did you notice that Halloween gear hit stores earlier this year? Summerween is a big trend and retailers are hoping you’ll get more shopping sooner than later. I was doing it. As Halloween approaches, deeper discounts will be available as retailers try to clear their inventory. Things to do: Shop exclusive sales Several sales holidays are back this month. Target’s Circle Week runs from October 6th to 12th, Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days runs from October 8th to 9th, and Walmart has an early holiday sale from October 8th to October 13th. It is being held. Don’t: Buy electronics like TVs, laptops, and smartwatches, and there are usually better deals on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Have a question for Jeff Rossen? He answers consumer questions every Friday in his new segment, “Rossen Responds.” If you have any questions, please email RossenResponds@hearst.com. Want bonus content and special deals? Sign up for our free newsletter at RossenReports.com.
A new month means new ways to save money and find deals. That’s why Rossen Reports is sharing the dos and don’ts of what to buy this October.
What to do: Shop for out-of-season apparel.
With winter approaching, expect to see lighter layers and end-of-season apparel on clearance racks as stores look to stock up on new inventory.
Things to do: Halloween shopping
Did you notice that Halloween gear hit stores earlier this year? Summerween is a big trend, and retailers were hoping you’d get more shopping sooner than later. As Halloween approaches, deeper discounts will be available as retailers try to clear their inventory.
Recommendation: Shop exclusive deals
Some sale holidays are back this month. Target’s Circle Week runs from October 6th to 12th, Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Day runs from October 8th to 9th, and Walmart has an early holiday sale from October 8th to October 13th. .
Don’t: Buy electronics.
Items like TVs, laptops, and smartwatches usually have even better deals on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Wait for these sales to start for the best prices.
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