How to Save Money: Gift Thrifty Holidays
- Wednesday, October 30, 2019, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
According to the National Retail Association, consumers spent around $1,000 last year on holiday gifts, food, decorations, candy, greeting cards and flowers, up four percent from the year before. How did that stack up to your spending level?If you find the holidays overwhelming and a big drain on your budget, this workshop will provide strategies to help you get more joy out of the holidays, keep your stress levels low, and not break your household budget. Sample holiday spending worksheets will be shared along with ways to shop without dropping, time management tactics, and more!
Registration deadline: Monday, October 28
Register for Gift Thrifty Holidays online or call 518-766-3211 or 518-828-3346, x-209
Fee
FREE
Location
North Chatham Free Library
4287 Route 203
North Chatham, NY 12132
Last updated October 21, 2019
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