If you've been waiting to make *** big purchase, Memorial Day weekend could be the time to do that. Some deals could save you hundreds of dollars, others aren't really deals at all. So I ask *** pro, what's worth buying right now? What's typically on sale during Memorial Day? Obviously you'll find the bigger ticket items that you'll want ahead of summer like the grills and the power washers, but what we find interesting is that it's *** great time to stock up on those everyday essentials. Bree Schwartz works with our Hearst partners at Good Housekeeping. She and her team of experts sift through deals all year long to figure out which ones are worth buying and when, so you save the most money. She says now is *** good time for any home upgrades you're planning to buy, like mattresses. We're seeing steep. Discounts on some of our favorite brands like Saba, we have *** 20% off discount with them right now, but outside of that, the little luxuries or places you might want to invest like cooling sheets ahead of summer, silk pillowcases which help with hair damage, all those smaller things if you're not ready to splurge on *** huge the little treats. Exactly same with beauty and skincare. We're already seeing spikes in sales in sunscreen, which you need year round, basically your basics, of course in these categories you're only gonna be taking off 5, 10. Dollars, but every cent counts. Is there anything worth holding off on that could get cheaper later in the year? I would say hold off on tech, laptops, TVs. Those will likely go on *** better sale once Prime Day rolls around this June, which is earlier this year. Do you have *** mental checklist that you go through before you click buy when you're shopping? Yes, I like to do my research ahead of time so that I'm not doomed scrolling late at night making those impulse purchases. Yeah, right. Add things to your wish list, use tools. Like Chrome's mobile app, which allows you to actually track the prices, and if anything drops they'll send you *** notification, which is fantastic. Also, Camel Camel Camel, tough to say, but *** great tool on Amazon shows you when things are actually at their lowest price, so you're not just being seduced by those price fluctuations. Those are really handy to do. Finally, make sure you're reading the fine print. Some of the deepest discounts could be final sale, meaning returns might not be allowed. Reporting in New York, I'm Ali Jasinski.