Homesteading – The Yearly Sales Cycle

This is an amazing resource to have. It tells you each month the types of things that most stores put on sale. Using this guide you can save money on big purchases and plan out your year.

Here is the general guide for Canada/US:

January

Diet foods and beverages

Weight-loss products

Cold and flu medicine (watch the expiry dates)

Holiday clearance

Cold weather clothing

Organizing supplies

Linens

HousesĀ  (This is because the weather typically deters people from house hunting making sellers a bit frantic)

Cameras

Bicycles

Hot foods and beverages

Smoking cessation products

February

Jewelry

Home Theater Systems

Valentine’s Day Items (After Valentine’s day everything is on clearance)

Chocolates and candy

Digital Cameras

Motorcycles

Fragrances

Snacks

Furniture

Air Conditioners

Video games

March

Frozen food

cleaning supplies

Paper products

Winter coats

Sports gear

luggage

Boats

Air conditioners

Barbeques

April

Winter Apparel

Cleaning Supplies

Vacuum Cleaners

Paint and wallpaper

Gardening Tools

Rain Gear

Cookware

Televisions

May

Television sales continue into may

The last of winter wear

Old models of patio furniture (to make room for the current year)

Cookware

Party Supplies

Disposable plates, cups and cutlery

Mattresses

Bedding and Towels

Cleaning Supplies

Vacuum cleaners sales also continue

Bottled water

Salad dressing

Ice cream

June

Hot dogs

Ground beef

Condiments

Bathing Suits

Sandals

Sunscreen

Insect repellent

Tools

Gym memberships

Patio furniture

Ice cream

Cookware

July

Sun Block

Pop and bottled water

Ground beef

Insect repellent

Hot dogs

Condiments

Swimwear

Craft supplies

Fans

August

School supplies

School lunch items

Linens

Swimwear

Laptops

Backpacks

Cereal

September

Summer Apparel and Accessories

Snack foods

Bed linens, towels and bath supplies

Large appliances

Plants

Lawn care items

Barbeques

Patio sets

October

Toys and games

Cars

Jeans

Thanksgiving food items

Lawn mowers

Air conditioners

Nuts

November

Wedding dresses

Clothes

Halloween merchandise

TV’s

Candles

Cookware

DVD’s

December

Toys

Turkey

Foil and plastic wrap

Baking ingredients

Electronics

Tools

GPS Navigators

Cookware

Vehicles

Champagne

Christmas items

I hope this helps you to plan and save money!

Many blessings,

Lady Black

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