Early Amazon Prime Day Deals — And Leaked Walmart Deals

Here are the Products Going on Sale & How to Maximize Savings

Amazon just dropped some Prime Day deals EARLY (and I have them!). Some Walmart Deals Event prices leaked, too. Both events start on July 8th (what a coincidence 🙄).

Here are my favorite Amazon deals that just went live. I’m only including a few because I’m picky on your behalf. By the way, the prices keep fluctuating (I hate when they do that). Here are the sales right now.

Ring Doorbell + Indoor Camera Bundle
$139.99 → Dropped to $69.99 (Lowest price I’ve seen)

Insignia 24” Smart TV
$99 → Dropped to $69

Yeti Cooler
$300 → Dropped to $220

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And here are the leaked Walmart Deals Event sales, starting July 8th. Walmart+ members get early access on July 7th. Prices are fluctuating here, too.

Samsung 32-inch Smart Monitor
$299 → Drops to $199

Vizio 50-inch TV
$298 → Drops to $218

Dyson V7 Cordless Vacuum
$399 → Drops to $229

Hart Self-Propelled Lawn Mower
$548 → Drops to $374

And speaking of sales… with summer in full swing, I tested 4 BBQ grills, under $500. I wanted to know which models are worth your money — and which aren’t. Whether you’re hosting July 4th or just grilling on a budget, this test could save you from buying a total dud. And hey…maybe they’ll go on sale too. You’ll be ready!

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One More Thing…

This week, my kids left for sleepaway camp. And let me tell you — the prices are insane. Camp tuition could buy you a decent used car. But here’s the thing I always say to my family:

I’ll spend money all day on experiences. I just hate wasting it on crap we don’t need.

One thing you should know about me: I’m not “cheap” in the usual sense. I hate buying junk we’ll never use… and I check the credit card bill 100 times a day, but give me a chance to create a memory? I’m all in.

Case in point: This past weekend, I flew my son to Universal Orlando — just the two of us, father-son trip. I’m a private pilot, so I flew us there myself. It cost an arm and a leg. Renting the small plane, hotel, food, tickets. And I didn’t care. Because we’ll remember it forever.

So here’s my advice this week:

Spend your money on memories, not just things.

Talk soon,

Jeff