Northern California families find ways to save on Halloween costs while keeping traditions alive
With Halloween just around the corner, families are looking for ways to keep the spooky season fun without letting the cost of pumpkins, costumes and decorations add up. Northern California families are finding ways to reduce Halloween costs while maintaining traditions. The National Retail Foundation predicts that consumer spending on Halloween will reach a record $13.5 billion this year. For families, saving money often involves comparing prices and shopping at multiple retailers to find the best deals. According to the NRF, 26% of Halloween shoppers plan to search for coupons or sales, while 31% will compare prices if items cost more than expected. The average consumer expects to spend about $115 on Halloween this year, according to the organization. For some families, keeping costs down requires practical choices, such as finding pumpkins that fit their needs rather than the largest ones.
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With Halloween just around the corner, families are looking for ways to keep the spooky season fun without letting the cost of pumpkins, costumes and decorations add up.
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Темы: Holidays, Halloween
