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Digital life
fromBusiness Insider
1 hour ago

3 holiday budgeting tips you can use right now, from a financial behavior expert

Plan ahead and set a realistic holiday budget, manage emotions, and set expectations with family to protect financial goals.
Design
fromIndependent
6 days ago

What I spend on Christmas: 'We have 21 gifts to buy... I estimate we'll spend around 3,000 on overall shopping'

Christmas prompts households to loosen purse strings, stretch budgets and spend on gifts and extras that can quickly become expensive.
Digital life
fromBustle
6 days ago

4 Easy Ways To Outsmart Your Holiday Spending

Plan ahead and use cash, early-pay features, and fee-avoidance to prevent overspending and holiday financial strain.
E-Commerce
fromBustle
6 days ago

Smart Money Moves Worth Bragging About This Holiday Season

Use strategic cash-back rewards and automated round-up savings to stretch holiday spending and build next-season savings without paying rewards fees.
Careers
fromBustle
2 weeks ago

A Money Expert Explains How To Stick To A Budget During The Holidays

Prioritize screen-free lunch breaks, set realistic holiday budgets, practice "loud budgeting" with family, and use simple gift alternatives to manage holiday spending.
fromScary Mommy
1 month ago

Need To Say No To Expensive Holiday Obligations? Try This Script From An Expert

If you're worrying about how you'll make a massive Thanksgiving spread when grocery prices are this high, or how you're going to get everything on your kids' wish lists for Christmas or Hanukkah, you're not alone. Chances are something will have to give. Maybe you're not going to be flying home for the holidays as you have in years past, or you'll have to forego the dinner and drinks with the girls where you usually exchange nice gifts.
Mental health
NYC parents
fromScary Mommy
1 month ago

How To Explain Holiday Spending Limits To Your Kids

Talk candidly with children about spending limits, teach money skills early, use allowances and involvement to build understanding and reduce holiday gift-giving guilt.
Miscellaneous
fromIndependent
2 months ago

Ask a money coach: 'I'm heavily in debt and already dreading Christmas. How do I tell my family we have to rein in our spending this year?'

Accumulated credit card balances and loans make preparing financially for the upcoming festive season feel impossible despite early planning.
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