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can pay for the “upgrade” from their allowance, savings or additional chores. This provides a great education in what things truly cost and will help your kids set priorities and feel part of the decision-making process.
Share the savings. On the flip side, if you set a budget for your kids and together you’re able to find everything and come in under budget, share the wealth by setting aside the savings in an account they can tap into later for something they want, like a new toy or a CD.
Comparison shop. Involve your kids in looking for ways to save on back-to-school items, such as clipping coupons, watching for seasonal sales, and comparison shopping online. This is a good way to learn how to avoid impulse buying, and is something you can do together.
Timing is important. Some people buy gifts months in advance when things are on sale; others wait until the last minute and pay too much for something they don’t necessarily
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