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Millennial Money: Set your strategy for Memorial Day sales
by Courtney Jespersen Of Nerdwallet, The Associated Press
Posted May 25, 2021 7:00 am EDT
Last Updated May 25, 2021 at 7:14 am EDT
Last Memorial Day, Americans were dizzy from the pandemic, recession and widespread shutdowns.
Many had shopping for hand sanitizer and toilet paper on the brain.
But this May, life seems to be blooming again ahead of the unofficial start of summer.
And in more typical Memorial Day fashion, the weekend leading up to May 31 will be filled with sales on appliances, apparel and travel plus a few new categories, too. Here’s where to find the deals and how to save.
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Shoppers exit a retail store in downtown Chicago, Ill., Saturday, May 22, 2021. For consumers shopping on Memorial Day this year, much of that shopping will happen online, as opposed to inside a physical store. But regardless of where you shop over the holiday weekend, there are plenty of ways to save money, including making a list ahead of time, setting a budget and spreading your search across a variety of stores. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) May 25, 2021 - 4:47 AM
Last Memorial Day, Americans were dizzy from the pandemic, recession and widespread shutdowns.
Many had shopping for hand sanitizer and toilet paper on the brain.
Courtney Jespersen Of Nerdwallet April 06, 2021 - 2:52 AM
Picture cruising your car deep into 2021 and never glancing in the rearview mirror. Vaccines, travel and a hope of normalcy are finally on the horizon.
With so much to look forward to in the future, itâs understandable to not want to look back.
But returning to typical day-to-day life will be a transition. And from a financial standpoint, youâll want to assess your past budgeting behaviour to prepare for more normal days ahead.
REVIEW PAST AND CURRENT SPENDING
Last yearâs spending didnât look like 2019. And 2021 wonât look like either 2020 or 2019. But youâll need this historical insight to inform your future spending, especially as you start reintroducing expenses that used to be ordinary, like concert tickets, plane tickets and so forth.
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