With some donning Santa hats and others in holiday sweaters, shoppers filled malls and stores across Central Florida on Saturday trying to finish last-minute purchases or find that perfect gift two days before Christmas. Nearly 142 million people across the country were expected to shop online or in stores on what’s dubbed Super Saturday — the last major shopping day of the year, according to .
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Shoppers gearing up for the 2023 holiday season won’t have to look hard for a convenient way to pay for all those presents.“Buy now, pay later,” a type of payment
With Halloween three weeks away, nearly a third of consumers have already begun their holiday gift shopping. In a FOX 32 money saver special report, Dawn Hasbrouck takes a look at why there's a push to shop now.
sandra: fox news alert, wall street we are seeing the dow off 920 points at this hour, the lowest point of the session. just a couple hours left in the trading day and this as we have a brand-new report out on the economy. retail sales did take a hit in the latest month. they fell .6%, it was the biggest decline of the year. and that is weighing on investors minds as they see the fed trying to tackle inflation. there are fears that the fed raising interest rates will drive us into a recession. what we are seeing is consumers starting to pull back on purchases, you know, whether it s updating their homes, holiday purchases, automobiles, we are starting to see that take a hit and as a result the market is down. brand-new polling shows voters are not thrilled with the economy, not thrilled with the direction the country is going in, one poll shows 81% think the