Kane In Your Corner: A look at holiday return policies for Amazon, Target, Best Buy and Walmart
The National Retail Federation says each year, about one in five holiday gifts are returned.
News 12 Staff
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Dec 21, 2023, 11:01 AM
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Updated 146 days ago
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58ds agoA lot of presents will be given and received in the next few days – and some won’t be quite right.
If you receive a gift this holiday season that doesn’t quite work for you, you won’t be alone. The National Retail Federation says each year, about one in five holiday gifts are returned. So, knowing return policies can be important.
What can you do to make the return process as easy as possible? News 12’s senior investigative reporter Walt Kane has advice from experts and a look at retailers’ return policies this year.
