The average family will spend $650 on gifts this year. That is on top of holiday meals, extra travel, and all the other last minute expenses that come along this time of the year. Jeanette Pavini is here to show us the best ways to navigate holiday spending so that "getting out of debt" isn't your New Year's resolution!
You don’t have to give up a night out on the town. Lets begin with eating out. Buy discount gift cards from a site like restaurant.com, groupon, and travelzoo. Also check out your local culinary schools in your area and you can get a great meal for less than $20.
Mondays / Online Shopping: It's no coincidence that Cyber Monday is not Cyber Sunday. Consumers typically shop less online during the weekends. They have time to actually go to the stores. But on Monday morning, everyone is sitting at their desk and retailers know the best way to reach them is by sending deals to their inbox.
