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SAVE $50:As of Nov. 12,Watch Tainted Love Online a one-year membership to Target Circle 360 is on sale for $49. This is $50 off its usual price of $99, marking a discount of 50%.

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Black Friday is coming up soon with the holidays to follow not long after. If you've been looking for even more ways to save outside of the seasonal sale event, some retailers offer memberships that include exclusive benefits to make shopping during events like this just a little bit easier. Sometimes those memberships will get discounts of their own, which is exactly what Target's offering right now on their paid Target Circle 360 annual membership.

Normally this annual membership costs $99, but for a limited time you can get your first year of Target Circle 360 for just $49. This makes for a whopping $50 off the first year of the annual membership, which is worth jumping on if you're a frequent Target shopper who's been wanting to make use of its perks.

SEE ALSO: Get a 55-inch LG B3 OLED TV for under $1,000 in Walmart's early Black Friday sale

The big features of a Target Circle 360 membership include unlimited same-day delivery on orders over $35, free two-day shipping, and an extra 30 days to return any items you purchase. It also includes the usual perks that come with the free Target Circle membership, such as exclusive access to Target Circle deals.

If you're a frequent shopper at Target, the 360 membership is a nice way to make shopping just a little bit more convenient. And if you still need to track down gifts for the holidays, this is a quick and easy way to get your shopping in ahead of time and hopefully score some nice discounts on top of what you find. This deal only lasts until Dec. 2, so don't miss out on $50 off your first year of Target Circle 360.

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Target's got plenty of exciting deals planned for Black Friday which you can learn more about in our breakdown of everything you need to know about Target's Black Friday sales. Walmart and Best Buy are also offering some early discounts that are worth checking out right now, with the former already kicking off its first big Black Friday sale.

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