Black Friday and Cyber Monday: How to Score the Best Deals

Get the most out of Black Friday and Cyber Monday with our expert tips and tricks. From planning your attack to shopping smart, we've got you covered. Plus, find out how the economy and Taylor Swift's Eras Tour are impacting the UK economy.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday: How to Score the Best Deals

Black Friday and Cyber Monday: How to Score the Best Deals

Black Friday shopping is underway, with over 130 million people expected to hit the stores and scoop up online deals before the day is over. But the deals don’t end today, with the holiday shopping period ongoing through the end of the year.

Black Friday shopping frenzy

Plan Your Attack

To make the most of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, you need a plan. Here are seven tips to help you score the best deals:

1. Know Your Prices

Before you start shopping, know your prices. Research the items you want to buy and compare prices to ensure you’re getting the best deal.

2. Shop Around

Don’t settle for the first deal you see. Shop around to find the best prices, and use cash back apps and browser extensions to save even more.

3. Have a Backup Plan

Panic shopping can lead to buying something you don’t really want or need. Have a backup plan in case your first choice is sold out.

4. Use Cash Back Apps and Browser Extensions

Honing your cybershopping skills can save you money. Use cash back apps and browser extensions to get the best deals.

5. Know What to Skip

Not everything is a good buy on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Know what to skip and focus on the deals that matter.

6. Hit the Right Stores

Know which stores to hit for the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals. Malls and strip shopping centers are still popular destinations for early rising shoppers.

7. Shop Smart on Cyber Monday

Cyber Monday is the junior of the two big holiday shopping launch days. Shop smart and use the tips above to score the best deals.

The Economy and Black Friday

The UK economy is in safe hands, whoever wins the election, according to JP Morgan’s chairman and chief executive, Jamie Dimon. Growing the economy is a good thing, and that should benefit everybody.

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Boosts Economy

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is expected to provide a £997m boost to the UK economy. Fans are expected to fork out an average of £848 to see the star on one of her 15 tour dates.

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour

Cheap Eats in London

Michelin-star chef Andy Beynon reveals his top Cheap Eats in London, including an unbeatable sub sandwich from Dom’s Subs.

Dom’s Subs

Energy Direct Debit Cycle

Good Morning Britain viewers have been urged to check if they could be owed money from their energy supplier. Financial expert Martin Lewis explains how to check if you’re in credit and how to claim it back or reduce your monthly payments.

Energy Direct Debit Cycle