Snag These 3 Target Candy Deals That Will Make Halloween More Affordable

Target is running double deals on Halloween candy, so if you grab two bags you'll score extra savings. Supplying trick-or-treaters can be an expense that adds up quickly, but combining these deals with popular Target shopping hacks can help make Halloween affordable — and filled with candy.

See the Halloween candy deals to satisfy your sweet tooth this spooky season.

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M&Ms

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Price: Two for $8

For just $8, you can grab the M&Ms Halloween Ghoul's Mix, which includes purple, green, and orange M&Ms, along with a bag of the seasonal Pumpkin pie-flavored M&Ms (in pumpkin pie colors).

A variety of Halloween candy is marked down under this deal, but it ends Oct. 5, so don't wait to pick these up.

Candy corn

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Price: 2 for $5

For just $5, you can pick up a bag of traditional Brach's Autumn Mix Candy Corn along with a bag of the new Nerds version of the classic Halloween treat. The Nerds Candy Corn has a candy shell and a soft, chewy inside in classic Nerds flavors. Offer ends Oct. 5.

Sour candies

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Price: Two for $6

Satisfy those sour cravings with a bag of fun-size Skittles Shriekers Halloween Sour Candy and a bag of Sour Patch Kids Halloween Treat Size candies for just $6. This deal ends on Oct. 5, so don't wait if you love a good sour and sweet treat.

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Bottom line

Saving money shopping for Halloween candy is as easy as swinging by Target before Oct. 5 and grabbing these sweet "Buy Two" deals. Target Circle members can also score additional savings and discounts, and signing up is free if you want to get all the best deals.

Money tips that can work for everyone

No matter what your bank account balance is, there's always an opportunity to optimize and improve your finances. Here's a quick checklist of things you can look at today.

Focus on paying off your debt. Debt can hold you back from making progress with your overall financial well-being. Aside from cutting expenses, there are tools that can help you pay off debt faster like balance transfer credit cards and debt counseling.

Earning extra income can give you breathing room. If finances are tight, earning some extra money to supplement your income can make a huge difference. A new job is one option to consider, but if you're not ready to make a big change or already retired, a part-time side job could be a better choice.

Cut your expenses. It sounds painful and so not fun, but it doesn't have to be. Take a look at your biggest expenses because that's where you'll probably find the biggest savings. For example, auto insurance rates have been soaring so shopping around for a new insurance company can be the fastest way to cut your bill. Also, look for ways to cut your grocery bill (despite rising inflation).