The best Memorial Day 2022 sales and deals right now

Yahoo Life Shopping Editors
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The best Memorial Day 2022 sales and deals right now

Welcome to our Memorial Day sales 2022 Live Blog! It's Saturday, and today and all weekend, Yahoo's shopping editors will help you find the most strategic products to invest in. We're constantly scanning the deals at top retailers like Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Lowes, QVC, Zappos and more, so you can spend more time with your families, and less time wondering what to buy.

Memorial Day is a strategic time to buy TVs, mattresses, home goods and tech. Prices have risen recently due to inflation, so we're scoping the deals extra carefully to make sure we're bringing you the best. And with that, here are our picks!

Memorial Day sales — the best deals right now:

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