Shoppers are likely to find the best sales on toys at Stage (55.78%) and Belk (53.89%), whereas jewelry will be marked down as much as 78.83% at Sears and apparel and accessories will be discounted by as much as 63.84% percent at Meijer.<\/b>
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Many of us have a list of holiday gifts we\u2019re hoping to snag at a bargain this Black Friday. But just as many of us are unsure about which stores might have the best deals.
Luckily, WalletHub scoured 7,000 deals from 35 of the biggest retailers\u2019 Black Friday ads to pinpoint the biggest discounts across product categories. Generally, shoppers can expect to find the steepest markdowns at stores like Belk (68.9%), JCPenney (65.1%), Stage (62.1%) and Kohl\u2019s (60.8%). Shoppers are likely to find the best sales on toys at Stage (55.78%) and Belk (53.89%), whereas jewelry will be marked down 78.83% at Sears and apparel and accessories will be discounted by about 63.84% percent at Meijer.
„Many retailers offer steep price cuts or other promotions, in order to stay ahead of the competition. This comes as an advantage to shoppers, and they can find the best deals by comparing prices at different retailers,\u201d says Jill Gonzalez, a WalletHub analyst. \u201cFor this Black Friday season, we found that the most discounted items are jewelry, by as much as 73%, as well as books (48%) and consumer packaged goods (46%).\u201d Gonzalez explains that other good picks for Black Friday are generally electronics and appliances. \u201cClothing is also a great option, with many deals that can be found both online and in stores,“ she says.
Here’s a breakdown of the best stores for Black Friday deals this year:
Source: WalletHub
The best store discounts, on average, by product category:
Source: WalletHub
I am a freelance writer who has been published in the New York Times, Business Insider, OZY, NPR, SmartMoney, TheStreet.com, Yahoo Finance, Scientific American Worldview and Realtor.com, among others. I was previously a staff reporter for SmartMoney, the Wall Street Journal’…<\/p>\n

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