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The Best and Worst Things to Buy Every Month What to Buy in January Good: Winter apparel, fitness equipment, bed linens and towels, Christmas decorations What to Buy in February Good: President's Day sale deals, winter apparel, home goods, ski trips, tax software, unconventional Valentine's Day gifts Bad: Traditional Valentine's Day gifts, tech that's about to be updated What to Buy in March Good: Chocolate, frozen food, luggage, winter sporting goods Bad: Spring apparel, lingerie What to Buy in April Good: Spring apparel, cruises, running shoes Bad: Laptops, mattresses, home goods What to Buy in May Good: Spring apparel, Memorial Day sale deals, mattresses, home goods, unconventional Mother's Day gifts Bad: Jewelry, traditional Mother's Day gifts What to Buy in June Good: Father's Day food freebies, Donut Day giveaways, outdoor gear, lingerie Bad: Grills, Apple products What to Buy in July Good: 4th of July sale deals, outdoor gear, swimwear, air conditioners, select Prime Day deals, jewelry, furniture
Bad: Back-to-school items, grills, patio furniture, Prime Day "filler" deals What to Buy in August Good: Back-to-school items, laptops, summer apparel, swimwear Bad: Grills, patio furniture, fall apparel What to Buy in September Good: Labor Day sale deals, patio furniture, grills, mattresses, iPhones, bicycles, holiday airfare Bad: Winter apparel, and electronics or appliances that can wait until Black Friday What to Buy in October Good: Denim, costumes, cars, patio furniture, outdoor gear What to Buy in November Good: TVs, laptops, apparel, large and small appliances, cars, Apple devices, toys Bad: High-end computers, winter outerwear, gift cards What to Buy in December Good: Toys, tools, gift cards, cars, After-Christmas sale deals Bad: Jewelry, electronics, calendarsCheck out our main features page to see all our latest guides and roundups. 12 Must-Read Personal Finance Books for a Better 2017 Buying a TV Is Easy When You Know These Terms
5 Ways to Save on Your Next Flight You might also like Never Miss Another Deal Get the latest deals delivered straight to your inboxIn 2017, you may resolve to save more, spend less or budget better. Whatever your money goal, the one common key to your success is shopping smart. That means knowing when’s the best time to buy just about anything. To help you out, we’ve created a purchase calendar to plan your shopping for the year. With a fresh page on the calendar comes a fresh start for sales. These products are discounted in : It’s the month of love and gift giving, but might be a better time to buy major items for yourself than trinkets for your loved one. There aren’t any major shopping holidays in March, but that doesn’t mean sales are lacking. Look for sales on these products: St. Patrick’s Day essentials. has its fair share of spring deals and discounts, including:Buying a vacuum isn’t the most exciting purchase, but it’ll be less painful if you take advantage of a spring cleaning sale.
Look for these at department stores as well as manufacturers like Dyson. April showers bring flowers — and sales blossom then, too. Here’s a look at some products to consider buying this month:Use May discounts as a perfect opportunity to buy small kitchen appliances, such as coffee makers and blenders. These products normally are included in the home discount portion of Memorial Day sales. may be one of the shorter months of the year, but its supply of shopping events isn’t lacking. Smart purchases include these products: The temperature usually rises in , but the prices of certain products drop. Consider buying these items during the summer: Close out summer by buying summer products? Look for end-of-season clearance sales in : With deals on items as varied as electronics and back-to-school supplies, is a surprising month for good buys. Pick up reasonable prices in these departments: Don’t let the cost of shopping spook you during the Halloween season.
There will be plenty of deals on these product categories in : is the month for sales, which means some of the most popular tech products fall to their lowest prices: The end of the year is just the beginning for discounts in some product categories. Look for sale prices on these products in : Courtney Jespersen is a staff writer at NerdWallet, a personal finance website. Updated Jan. 3, 2017.If you’re reading this, you’re probably a deal-seeker. A champion of the noble coupon. You’re the kind of person who scours thrift stores for vintage hidden gems, who scores the hottest bag of the year in the clearance section, the kind of person who gets up at 4am every Black Friday and heads to the mall armed with a game plan and the knowledge that you’re the best gosh-darn deal shopper this world has ever seen. It’s not that you can’t afford retail prices, it’s that you know you can beat them. And you revel in thrill of the bargain hunt. Every time you go shopping, be it for toys, TVs or taffeta tablecloths, whether it's Black Friday or a Tuesday in June, you come home with enough saved cash to make it rain dollars for miles around.
You’re already an expert at the seasonal sales, the digital deals, and the exclusive promo codes, but deep down you feel like something is missing. You feel like you could be doing more, like you could be shopping even smarter. Your friends might say you’re crazy, but I’m here to tell you that you’re right. Because saving money is a full-time, year-round job, a job that you’ve proved you’re up for. So it’s time, young grasshoppers of gold, come gather round and we at Brad’s Deals will walk you through a year of big savings.As a well-seasoned sale-sniffer, you probably already know the basics: certain things, like plane tickets and restaurant meals, are cheaper when you buy them on specific days. But what you might not know is that this concept extends to pretty much everything you’ve ever wanted to buy, from flowers and foods to vacations and home goods. With our printable, handy-dandy savings infographic, which breaks up the year by month, day of the week and even time of day, you’ll soon be ready to take on every day like it’s Black Friday: