Saving Money

Silly Season = Spending Season

 

When it comesto the end of the year, it can be worrying how much there is to do, and how quickly your money seems to be spent. But when it comes to silly season, the best thing you can do is plan, plan, plan. Nothing beats looking ahead and saving away anything you can spare to cater for busy spending seasons such a Christmas, back to school, and close-together birthdays.

When it comes to saving on presents, try and ask your friends and family what they would like, or get an idea in your head in advance to give yourself time to shop for the best deal. This could be keeping an eye out for specials, trawling ebay, and shopping elsewhere online. But beware - online sites will often advertise a deadline for purcahses to be delivered before Christmas Day.

If you come from a big family, you could try buying everyone variations of the same gift, or buying all from the same store. This way you might be eligible for discounts, or a bulk price. And if they don’t advertise, ask. The worst they can do is say no.


 

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