For some of us, post-holiday shopping can be stressful. But for many others, it’s all just part of the plan.
Forty percent of Americans — including 51 percent of parents and 75 percent of people between 18 and 34 — postpone gift giving for themselves and others until after the holidays to cash in on deals, according to a new survey from Best Buy1.
Their to-do lists include everything from shopping deals and redeeming gift cards to grabbing accessories for newly acquired tech gifts.
Time is running out to get the latest and greatest tech gifts from Best Buy delivered to your loved ones (and you) in time for Christmas.
You need to make your purchases by 10:30 a.m. CT on Tuesday, Dec. 22, to receive free expedited shipping1 so those presents make it under the tree by Christmas Day2 .
BestBuy.com will also offer overnight shipping options, at a cost, for those shopping on Wednesday, Dec. 23, but those orders need to be made by 10:30 a.m.
They say it’s better to give than to receive — but why choose?
More and more Americans are indulging in “self-gifting” at the holidays, checking something off their own wish lists while out shopping for loved ones.
A recent survey commissioned by Best Buy found that nearly 85 percent of shoppers take advantage of sales or price discounts during the holiday season to buy gifts for themselves (or a group gift for themselves and their households). That figure is even higher, nearly 90 percent, for shoppers ages 18 to 34.
You ordered something online, but you’re not going to be home when it’s delivered. What do you do?
Free holiday shipping is a great perk for shoppers this time of year but, sadly, there are Grinches out there who will steal packages from doorsteps.
Fortunately, there are many options to protect your packages.