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It's déjà vu all over again for shoppers who didn't get enough buying before the holidays, or for those dying to use gift cards they received. Retailers will be going after your dollars the day after Christmas on what some merchants call the second Black Friday, even though it's actually Sunday.
JCPenney, Sears, Best Buy and Target are among the big retailers opening at 7 am on Sunday; and Target stores will be open until 11 pm. For those of you who want to shop from home, many retailers are extending free-shipping deals that were big before Santa arrived. Almost every store is boasting deep discounts. Unfortunately, expect to find slim pickings on the shelves because consumers reportedly shopped up a storm for the holidays. You might not find the color or size or brand you want, but you're sure to get a pretty good deal if you find something you like.
TINA FINEBERG / AP
There's a great story from The Associated Press on how to shop smartly the day after Christmas; and it looks like clothing, especially winter-wear, will be your best bet.
Who said the holidays have to end?
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Only 366 shopping days left before Christmas!!
They just don't get it. Peeps are not buying for they do not have the money!!
I wonder how much was put on credit cards? A lot of things were purchased to be given to the poor. The ordinary american is broke.
Blah, blah, blah. Buy, buy, buy. The retailers' whining never ends.
How about an economy based on manufacturing and export, not (deficit) spending. Then I could afford to buy something.
It's the new black Friday! Go on and do some shopping, the sales are great!
Read more here:
http://littleadvisor.com/blog/archives/467
After all, buy buy buy is what it's all about, eh?
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Many people were so depressed about the economy that they went all out on Christmas and probably spent more than they should have. For anyone that has a new years resolution ot save and get serious about their finances!
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