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Black Friday is here, and just about every place you shop will have deals. But which stores are actually offering good discounts?
WalletHub set out to find the answer. It analyzed more than 3,100 deals from major big-box and online stores to reveal the ones offering the steepest markdowns.
"The best Black Friday deals can save you up to 86% this year, but when you’re bombarded by ads and there are so many places to shop, it can be hard to decide where to actually spend your money," said WalletHub analyst Chip Lupo. "Knowing which retailers actually offer significant deals compared to their normal prices can save you a lot of time and prevent buyer’s remorse."
Continue reading to see which made the list.
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Best Buy $BBY came in tenth place with an average discount of 28.58%.
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Newegg came in ninth place with an average discount of 28.80%.
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Target $TGT came in eighth place with an average discount of 29.36%.
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Amazon $AMZN came in seventh place with an average discount of 29.63%
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BJ's came in sixth place with an average discount of 31.26%
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The Home Depot $HD came in fifth place with an average discount of 35.63%.
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Macy's $M came in fourth place with an average discount of 44.46%.
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Kohl's $KSS came in third place with an average discount of 45.39%
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Belk came in second place with an average discount of 72.42%.
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JCPenny came in first place with an average discount of 74.08%.
