If you're like most people, all you want for Christmas is some
savings. Forget your two front teeth or Mariah Carey singing
about wanting "you," the average consumer is expected to spend $838
this holiday season, according to
Discover's
Annual Holiday Shopping Survey, and it's important to soften
the impact on your bank account.
The question is how.
There are a number of tried-and-true holiday savings methods,
including taking advantage of sales on
Black Friday and
Cyber
Monday, selling unused gift cards for cash, and doing some
comparison shopping online.
By CardHubGuest Blogger
at 7:49AM,
7 months ago
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Holidays
Instead of a "Happy Holiday", it's more like the "Nightmare Before Christmas" as soon as someone mentions the word "budgeting" for the Holidays. Facing the Holiday season can be both fun and frightening. In fact, I think I'd rather face the Zombie Apocalypse than a retail store early on Black Friday morning.....#TrueStory
But I digress, there is some use to having a plan in place. Gives me a little more room to breathe...after I've stopped hyperventilating over the thought of the word budget. So here we go...we can do this....
By CrystalECollinsDealPro
at 7:00AM,
7 months ago
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Money Saving Tips
Happy New Year everyone! It's only the 3rd and I'm sure some of you have already given up on resolutions made three days ago. I have not, but only because I never make life changing pronouncements due to arbitrary dates on the calendar. There are however certain things that are easier to do at the end/beginning of the year than at any other time.
By brwood
at 8:54AM,
a year ago
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Personal Finance
