A finance expert recommends one way of covering big Black Friday purchases
A finance expert has issued advice for Black Friday shoppers this year as he recommended one way of paying for expensive orders.
Salman Haqqi, personal finance editor from money.com, has revealed that you should always pay for anything expensive using a credit card - especially if you expect to spend more over Black Friday weekend than you normally would. The expert told consumers how to judge if something is a true discount, saying: "The best way to ensure you're getting the best price is to head straight to the source and check the manufacturer's website for the true cost.
Read articles to find out the top sellers Journalists often have a relationship with retailers to find out about the sales before the public. You will get notifications for things such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday discounts, free delivery and in-store promotions. As with email lists, brands like to reward loyal customers first.
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