In the last 3 posts I showed you what and where to get huge discounts on groceries, toiletries, and household items. This blog is mainly about groceries but I wanted to share with you what other consumer items you can get cheap and what time of year is the best time to get them.
Here is that list broken down by month.
January
*Winter Coats and other winter clothing
*Up to 90% off Christmas decorations
*Outdoor items such as bicycles and sports equipment
*Real Estate, prices creep up in Spring
*Boats, usually last years models
February
*Winter clothing
*Valentines Day items, usually up to 90% off
March
*Dishes such as fine china
*Video games
April
*Electronics
*Vacations, book early for summer (in a later chapter I will show you how to travel up to an 80% discount)
May
*Small appliances on sale usually after Mother's Day
*Bath towels
June
*Tools, after Father's Day will net a better discount
July
*This is the start of really cheap deals for school supplies
*Fourth of July decorations
*Large appliances such as washer/dryers and refrigerators
August
*Summer toys and pool equipment
*Flip flops and other summer footwear
*Patio Furniture and other garden items
*Computers for school (TIP: purchase on the national no sales tax day for extra savings)
September
*Additional summer items but above ground pools and inflatable one's provide a deeper discount
*Summer clothes, up to 75% discount
*BBQ Grills
October
*Home improvement store items, lawn mowers seem to be best
*BBQ Grills
*Summer Trees and plants (make sure it's safe to plant in your zone)
November
*Halloween items, first week after Halloween
*Puzzles and games for the holiday season
December
*Christmas decorations and holiday items after Christmas
*Wedding dresses
*Cars
*BBQ Grills
Happy Deal Hunting!
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