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Halloween costs are scary, but smart Halloween savings on costumes, candy, and decor keep the fun without the fright.
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Americans spend an estimated $9 billion on Halloween, about $90 each.
Halloween is for dressing up, decorating, and trick-or-treating, and the celebration of this annual event seems to get bigger every year.
Last year, consumers spent an estimated $9 billion to celebrate Halloween, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF), with the average American spending about $90 each.
If you’re one of those who loves to get into the spirit of the season, Billshark thought we would share a few ways you can still have fun while going easy on your wallet.
The most expensive outlay involving Halloween purchases, says the NRF, is for costumes.
One way good to save here is to hit the thrift stores, especially for the kids.
The other way is to be creative, and put together a costume from things you have around the house.
What would Halloween be without candy?.
While you might be able to score some great candy deals earlier in the month.
The solution: Either buy candy you won’t be tempted to touch, or wait until a few days before Halloween to buy.
A tip: Chocolate prices have been creeping up recently, so look for candy that doesn’t contain this costly commodity.
One of the great things about Halloween is that you can decorate on the cheap, and no one is likely to know the difference.
As for atmosphere, this one’s easy: Just turn down the lights, add a few dollar-store candles (far away from possible costume contact, please!).
Halloween is all about fun, so let your imagination run wild.
Meanwhile, don’t be spooked into thinking there’s nothing you can do about your huge bills.
According to the National Retail Federation (NRF), consumers spent an estimated $9 billion to celebrate Halloween last year, with the average American spending about $90 each.
Hit the thrift stores, especially for kids.
Wait until a few days before Halloween to buy, when nearly all of it is on sale.
Dollar stores are piled high with Halloween-themed items, and you only need a few to set the mood.
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