Don’t beat yourself up over money mistakes. One small money mistake will not break you if you have been making good financial decisions the rest of the year. Keep up the good work.

 

 

 

If you are afraid that you will spend too much over the holiday season, then stick to paying with cash or use a credit card and put the cash equivalent aside in an envelope to deposit when the bill comes. This way you have some protection and safety – rather than carrying around wads of cash.

 

 

 

Also, when shopping for Christmas gifts, be flexible. Generally, most recipients will be happy to receive whatever you give them. You don’t have to go broke to give people gifts.

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One Response to “Holiday Money Mistakes?”

  1. Nilesh says:

    I have never blogged brfoee, but for a chance at $100 bucks at the best store on Planet Earth, I will gladly give it a whirl I must start with my favorite item at the Coop, which is the El Rancho Black Bean Chips. I am fearful that by hyping them, I will decrease my chances of finding them, but I am in a giving mood. Giving advice is what I do for a living, so you can rest assured that this will be $2.50 well spent. I cannot find anything that is even half as wonderful.My other advise for this Holiday Season is that we all learn to simplify things a bit. Take a moment to assess your place in this time, and your time in this place. In all of the chaos around you, find and cherish the ones that love you most. Feed on it and use it to feed others. We need each other now more than ever. This World can be a scary place, so be sure to embrace! Happy Holidays and Happy Shopping and Happy Co-opping to all!Kevination

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