"As the holidays approach, people are feeling the pinch of tariffs and inflation. Consumer sentiment is down, and CNBC reports that a retail analyst suggests expectations of "weaker holiday spending... as consumers face a challenging mix of higher tariffs, slower job growth and pressure on lower-income households." Well, Fox News decided to offer some "money-saving tips" for its viewers to make sure they don't overspend during the holidays."
""Budget, budget, budget. You need a plan," Warshaw said. "Also, remember: Adults don't need gifts, ok?" You can see the full video here. Fox guest on how to save money during the holidays:"Remember, adults don't need gifts. Focus on the people in your life who are aged 3 to 18. Grandma doesn't need slippers. If they don't live by you, don't get them a gift." pic.twitter.com/nO0d6KLh2C- FactPost (@factpostnews) November 17, 2025"
Consumer sentiment is down as tariffs and inflation increase costs ahead of the holidays. A retail analyst expects weaker holiday spending as consumers face higher tariffs, slower job growth, and pressure on lower-income households. Money-saving tips recommend strict budgeting and planning to avoid overspending. Advice includes that adults do not need gifts, with gift-giving prioritized for people aged 3 to 18. The guidance also suggests skipping gifts for relatives who do not live nearby and avoiding unnecessary items like slippers for grandparents. The combination of tariffs, inflation, and slower job growth is expected to constrain household spending this season.
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