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Posts about Holiday (3)

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6 Must-Follow Holiday Budgeting Tips

By: American Heritage 11.21.19 3 minute read Holiday Savings & Budgeting

The holidays are approaching quickly and with them comes fun, food, gifts for the family, and the need to figure out how to pay for it all. The fact is, the average American can easily spend between $800 – $1000 on the holidays each year. Unfortunately, many people don’t save in advance and put it all on the credit card. This leaves them with a savings shortfall, or worse, a large credit card balance that they’ll be paying off well into the following year.

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Holiday Club Savings: Enjoy the Season without the Stress

By: American Heritage 11.14.19 3 minute read Holiday Savings & Budgeting

The holidays are one of the most enjoyable times of the year. But if you’re like many of us, they may also be one of the most expensive. Whether you’re heading out of town or heading to the mall, the cost of gifts, travel, and entertaining can leave you in the red come January. The secret is to start saving for the holidays as soon as possible.

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5 Budget-Friendly Benefits of Online Grocery Shopping

By: American Heritage 11.08.19 3 minute read Holiday Savings & Budgeting

It’s the season of pumpkin spice, Thanksgiving feasts, and big grocery bills. If you’re looking to make the most of your time with family and friends, while saving money on food, shopping for groceries online could be your solution.

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How to Entertain on a Budget

By: American Heritage 06.13.19 2 minute read Holiday Culture

Get-togethers with friends and family are often the biggest highlights of the summer. But if you’re the one hosting that graduation party, Fourth of July barbecue, or family reunion, you may also wind up with a big bill. Fortunately, your next gathering doesn’t have to be an expensive affair. Entertaining on a budget can be as simple as an outdoor picnic or evening game night. Even though food, drink, and décor are important, the key to a great party is the people. After all, your friends will remember the laughs and conversations, not your discount tablecloth.

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