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How to Shop for Fall Clothing on a Budget

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Knowing how to spend less on clothes is a great way to reduce your household spending. Read on for four money-saving tips this shopping season.

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Take inventory. You check your pantry before heading to the supermarket; shouldn’t you also take stock of your closets before hitting the mall? This is especially important when shopping for a new season. It’s easy to forget pieces you’ve got hidden in the back of your closet or buried deep in a drawer from last winter. Take a careful inventory of what each family member has and what they still need and write it down. This way, you won’t come home to find that you already have what you’ve purchased.

 

 

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Shop the sales. Fall has a few observed holidays that bring awesome sales, so take advantage! There’s Columbus Day, Veterans Day and then the markdown day of the year, Black Friday. There’s also Cyber Monday and Small Business Saturday. It’s worth waiting for the next holiday to buy what you need. You can save a lot just by being patient!

 

 

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Shop the overstock. Stores that specialize in deeply discounted merchandise, like DSW, T.J. Maxx, and Marshalls, can be a terrific source for name brand clothing at generic prices. You may have to sift through racks until you find a real bargain, but it will be well worth your time. These stores are especially beneficial for stocking up on basics.

 

 

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Take advantage of your Benefits Plus® membership. Once you upgrade your basic checking account to a Benefits Plus® checking with SeaComm, you will gain access to discounted Gift cards and eGift cards, as well as a variety of savings at local retailers. Choose between a great selection of participating stores, including TJ Maxx, Amazon, Target, Walmart, Marshalls, and more. Click here to discover even more advantages of Benefits Plus®, or stop by your nearest SeaComm branch location to upgrade your checking account.

For complete information, terms, conditions and exclusions please visit www.benefits-plus.org or call 866-329-7587.

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