FINANCIAL ADVISOR

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As the holiday season approaches, many shoppers are feeling the pressure to spend on gifts, travel, and celebrations. However, financial experts suggest that a little planning can help prevent post-holiday debt. Certified financial therapist practitioner Jasmin Johnson advises, “It’s important to set a budget and stick to it. Prioritize your spending and make a list of what you need to buy.” Johnson also recommends looking for deals and discounts to stretch your budget further. “Don’t be afraid to shop around and compare prices,” she said. By planning ahead and being mindful of spending, shoppers can enjoy the season without financial stress.

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