7 Things on Deep Discount in September

Of course, you know September is also typically when they start rolling out the pumpkin spice lattes, right?

If you're someone who likes to save money — and who doesn't? — another favorite returns this month: September is National Coupon Month. Check out our favorite promo codes and coupons here.

Here’s a look at the savings you can enjoy this month. Shop wisely and you’ll make this a September to remember for your wallet.

Here Are the Best September Deals

1. Appliances

Starting right around Labor Day, you can traditionally find bargains on stoves, microwave ovens and other appliances. Alongside Black Friday, Memorial Day and Independence, Labor Day is one of the linchpins in the calendar for appliance deals.

We're already starting to see deals on some items including refrigerators. So if you need to replace a major appliance, now is a good time to look. Be sure to check out the ClarkDeals.com appliances category for the best deals.

2. TVs

Now that one of Clark’s favorite seasons is nearly upon us — football season — you’ll find price drops on TVs to make your football watching experience even more enjoyable.

Good places to look for deals on TVs include Walmart and Best Buy in addition to warehouse clubs such as Costco and Sam's Club. And Clark says there's no need to be concerned about buying a brand-name TV.

“I find that people often way overpay for flat-screens because they think they are hurting themselves if they buy a brand they don’t know much about. But the reality is you hurt yourself more if you pay more for a TV since, as prices drop, screen size gets larger and capability gets better. So you’re best off going down on brand and up on screen size, or down on brand, keep the same screen size and then keep more money in your pocket.”

3. End-of-Season Sales

With summer on the way out, now is the time to catch some change-of-season deals.

Look for deals in particular on air conditioners, chains, leaf blowers and lawnmowers.

Sometimes to get the best deals on end-of-season merchandise, you’ve got to be willing to haggle a little bit. ClarkDeals.com Managing Editor Charis Brown notes that her husband was able to get $500 off the price of a riding lawnmower because it had a small mechanical issue that he was willing to fix himself. Sure, it took a little elbow grease, but what savings!

4. Cell Phones

September is the month when new plans and new phones typically come out. In fact, the next iteration of the iPhone is likely to be announced shortly. So that means older models will be discounted as retailers try to make shelf space.

So if you're in the market for a new phone, your timing is right this month. If you want to save even more, consider buying a previously-owned phone. Here are some deals on popular smartphones at Clark Deals.

5. Food

September is a month that’s usually overflowing with either discounted or free food thanks to a variety of food holidays.

Here are some days you may be able to score free or discounted food:

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In addition, September 17 is National Museum Day, and many museums are offering free admission on that day.

6. Plants

As home improvement stores and nurseries get their autumn stock in, you’ll typically find they put their perennials on discount, according to ClarkDeals.com Senior Editor Sarah Jordan.

“The nice thing is that you can plant bulbs in the fall and they’ll come back for spring,” Sarah says.

7. Grills

We are also seeing discounts on grills at the moment with retailers clearing out warm-weather merchandise. You'll find markdowns on charcoal grills and gas grills as well as Kamado ceramic grills. See our most up-to-date list of the best grill deals here.

Final Thoughts

September is a time when the temps are dropping, and the prices on many items are as well!

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