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We know that sometimes the holiday spirit of peace and joy is replaced by feelings of stress and mania. Especially in anticipation of your credit card bill come January.
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| Row 2 - Cell 0 | QUIZ: Test Your Gift-Giving Etiquette |
| Row 3 - Cell 0 | QUIZ: How Savvy a Shopper are YOU? |
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Below you'll find a collection of Kiplinger's best holiday shopping tips, from finding great online bargains to handling kids' wish lists to staying within your budget this year. Ensure a more joyous season with this early gift from us to you:
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To Shop Online
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Avoid a Holiday Spending Hangover
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As holiday sales of gift cards grow, retailers will pull out the stops to get consumers to redeem them before New Year's Day.
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