Amazon, Target, Best Buy and more kick off extended holiday return window heres how long you have

The great holiday return grace period has begun.Holiday shoppers are in luck as, this week, the extended holiday return window has started.This means major retailers like Apple, Target, Walmart and more will give customers more time to return gifts — beyond the typical 30 days.Many of the extended return windows started on Nov.

1 — with other big retailers beginning back in October.The Post put together a list of the popular retailers offering longer refund periods — just in case you need to rid yourself of that ugly sweater your Aunt Suzy bought for you.Walmart shoppers who bought gifts between Oct.1 all the way to Dec.

31, 2026 have until Jan.31, 2027 to return most items.

Those unwanted gifts include items purchased in-store or online.But check the fine print — the retail giant said the extended return window doesn’t cover online purchases made from Walmart Marketplace sellers.Items sold and shipped by a Marketplace seller must be returned within 30 days.The Arkansas-based company said some items — like appliances, certain tech products and fine jewelry — may not be eligible for the longer return window.Bullseye shoppers have a purchase window from Nov.

1 through Dec.24 on most items with a deadline of Jan.

24, 2027.However, Apple products have an earlier refund date of Jan.

8, 2027.Some items have an even larger refund life as Target-owned brands can be returned for up to a year.This includes its popular brands like Cat and Jack, Wondershop and more.The popular electronics retailer will also give shoppers a bunch of extra time to return any unwanted gifts.

Customers who made purchases between Oct.30 through Dec.

31 will have until Jan.15, 2027 to score refunds. However, Best Buy Plus and Total members will have even longer — until Jan.

31, 2027 — to get any cash back on returns.Make sure to check the website before heading to stores as not all items will be eligible for refunds.Best Buy will not take back items purchased with a third...

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Publisher: New York Post

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