Tips on Saving during Christmas Season

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It's Christmas season once again and everybody loves to shop online or offline for their love ones as a gift. But sometimes, we have limited budget and at the same time we really want to make our love ones happy on holiday season.

So, here are some tips on how to at least save from shopping during holiday seasons.

Make a List. Make a list on what to buy before going to department stores or go online shopping. By listing on what to buy and stick to it, you will surely buy the things you really need and avoid buying unnecessary stuff.


Mark Your Budget. By deciding how much you will spend for Holiday Seasons shopping, you won't get to spend excessively and you tend to get or find a lower price items to buy.

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Cash, cash, cash. If possible, pay with cash. Avoid using your credit cards or leave them at home as much as possible, because by using your credit cards sometimes you tend to forget about the budget you set prior to your shopping because you will now think that your limit is your credit card limit. Sometimes when we have our credit cards in our hand, we tend to swipe every time we see some good deals at some stores. I am telling you, been there! Done that!

Best Christmas Gift is you. Yes, your love and time well spend with your love ones are the best gift you can give for them. How about a staycation with your family. It is the best Christmas to spend with the people you love the most and that's the reason for the season.

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