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Today and tomorrow, if you’re a Target account holder, you can get 10% off of gift cards.
If you’re a regular Target shopper, or if you’re planning to buy a new thingamajig on sale after Christmas, then this probably makes sense.
I intend to buy a $100 e-gift card, add it to the wallet in my Target app, then use the app to pay at checkout when I’m buying in person. It beats having to remember to bring a physical card.

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