Don’t miss out on all of NerdWallet’s highly anticipated 2016 Black Friday ad leaks this season. Visit regularly for tips and announcements about the best holiday deals from your favorite retailers. Black Friday is Nov. 25. The 2016 Big Lots Black Friday ad has arrived and, as usual, it’s loaded with coupons and savings. Unlike many stores, the discount chain gives its employees plenty of hours of work on the holiday, opening its doors at 7 a.m. Thanksgiving morning and staying open until midnight. On Friday, the retailer opens at 6 a.m. and on Saturday at 8 a.m. Big Lots Black Friday 2016 Ad Scan Customers who spend $50 or more over the three-day weekend will be treated to coupons for $10, $20 or $40 off their next post-sale purchase through Dec. 2, depending on how much they spend. The sale is divided into two parts — some discounts are available only on Thanksgiving Day, while the rest go all weekend long. Here are some of the better deals we spotted:
If your generous gift list is full of pricier gadgets, make sure to mind your credit card balance. In the 2015 holiday season, 44% of Americans incurred debt and took about two months to pay it off. If you’re part of this crowd, make sure to . NerdWallet’s list of includes cards with 0% interest periods that may last from 9 to 21 months. There are plenty of reasons to stress over the holidays; don’t let credit card interest be one of them. If 2015 was any indicator, Big Lots will be open by 7 a.m. on Thanksgiving — so you can start shopping while the turkey’s in the oven. Doors opened again at 6 a.m. Friday and 7 a.m. on Saturday last year. Most, but not all, of the deals lasted throughout the weekend, so be sure to check the fine print so you don’t miss out. Last year’s 12-page ad featured deals on small kitchen appliances, toys, and seasonal food and drinks. There were also cash discounts for shoppers who spent a certain amount. Some of 2015’s best deals:
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