Four tips on how to navigate Black Friday

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Four tips on how to navigate Black Friday

(Partner Content) With Black Friday just around the corner, the temptation to buy things that you don’t really need, and perhaps can’t really afford, is greater than ever before. So to help you navigate the “sale season” this year, we’ve listed four pointers to consider before spending your money on that “never-to-be-repeated” Black Friday deal.

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