Black Friday is right around the corner but the deals have already begun. There will be a lot of discounts floating around this month which can be fun and also a little overwhelming but don’t worry, I’ve got you. Here are some tips for shopping. Black Friday deals like a pro first things, first set a budget and make a shopping list. Speaking from personal experience, once Black Friday deals go live, it can be very tempting to overspend on stuff. You don’t actually need an amount you can spend and creating a shopping list can help prevent you from splurging on the unnecessary stuff. Plus it will help keep things organized because you can check items off your list as you buy them. Black Friday is no longer limited to a single day discounts are available at Best Buy Walmart and Target right now. Just to name a few retailers they’re worth checking out because well, yes, items may be a few dollars cheaper on the day of Black Friday snagging an early deal could allow you to avoid experiencing shipping delays or missing a discount due to a product selling out. And even if you’re not ready to hit purchase just yet. Looking at early deals will help you determine how impressive those Black Friday sale prices actually are once the official day rolls around, no matter when you’re doing your Black Friday shopping before you buy a product check. If it’s on sale for even less somewhere else. There are a lot of different chrome extensions for this including at shopping that can also grab coupons as you shop, just be aware that sometimes these coupons are expired. Another pro tip checking items price history before you buy it. This will allow you to tell whether you’re actually getting a good deal or an item is just always sold at this quote unquote deal price. It will also allow you to see if the product has been sold at a steeper discount before, which is helpful because if it got down to that price in the past, chances are it will probably drop that low at some point. Again, if you’re shopping on Amazon, you can use Camel Camel Camel for this. It provides very detailed graphs of a product’s complete price history. If you’re buying stuff from other retailers, you can try, honey. Just note that honey only gives you price histories going back 120 days before you hit that buy button check in items return policy because some of the big retailers are making their policies stricter target. And a for example have said they can refuse a return if they think fraud could be a play plus make sure the item you’re buying isn’t final sale or exchange only and not how long the return window is. Some retailers have been tightening their return windows and see if you’re eligible to return it to get your money back or just get store credit back. Use these tips to win this Black Friday and you can find even more tips here on our site. Thank you so much for watching.