WE'VE BEEN KEEPING you posted on the best sales all year long, from Prime Day price drops to surprise deals from our favorite retailers—and now, arguably the biggest savings event of all is finally here: November means Black Friday sales are officially upon us,

When Dodell-Feder tested this vacuum, it was a pricey $179 — now, at 45% off, it's down to what appears to be its best price of 2024. Oh, and you can snag batteries and a charger for nearly 60% off as well!

Walmart officials said Black Friday deals will continue through the entire week, and customers looking to shop in-store Black Friday finds will have that opportunity starting at 6 a.m. local time on Nov. 29 at Walmart stores nationwide. Walmart officials shared a list of doorbuster deals that customers can anticipate.

November is the month of discounts as Black Friday sales start up. Retailers including Walmart and Best Buy are just some of many that have graced us with early deals and discounts. Whether you love it or hate it, who can argue with more time for savings?

Well, you don't even have to wait until Thanksgiving — there are already plenty of impressive TV deals available now before Black Friday sales officially start. We’re talking smart TVs from top brands, including Samsung, Sony, LG, Roku, and more available at Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, and Target. Prices are as little as $80.

Walmart's Black Friday deals continue as we get closer to the holiday. Check out the deals I'd get now on TVs, apparel, toys and more.

Unlike Prime Day, which is exclusively for Prime members, shoppers aren't required to have a Prime membership to enjoy Black Friday deals at Amazon. Of course, it never hurts, tho

Black Friday can be overwhelming, so getting organized is key in ensuring you don't miss a deal. Here's how to create an Amazon wishlist.