Hark: those herald angels are going to sing in T minus 3. You won't believe this, but holiday planning season is upon us. How is that even possible?
No matter what and how you celebrate as we get towards the end of the year (the first night of Hanukkah this year is the same as Christmas Eve) there are always expenses that come with it. Perhaps more than we count on.
So the question is: how do we get through the silly season without a credit-card load of debt? There will be a way, but it will need our attention soon. Sorted's new goal planner can help hang some savings targets to hit for gifts, grub and great fun this year. The savings calculator lets us see what we can achieve between now and then, too. How much can we (and should we) set aside for the festivities?
If you need a hand getting into the holiday mindset, like I typically do, simply dial up your favourite Christmas music playlist, or just key-in Christmas into Pinterest to see hundreds of decorating and food ideas. It helps.
There was a time when tinsel was in. We would never do this now, but mum literally spent hours - usually a day or so before the big day - hanging those shiny strands one by one on our tree.