December 11, 2025 - 18:40

As the holiday season approaches, the National Retail Federation anticipates that spending will reach an astonishing $900 per person this year. While the excitement of holiday shopping can be exhilarating, it's essential to be aware of the psychological factors that can lead to impulsive spending and potential regret.
The allure of deals often triggers what is known as the “thrill of the deal,” which can cloud judgment and lead to emotional purchases. Tactics such as “buy now, pay later” plans may seem appealing but can ultimately jeopardize your financial health by impacting your credit score. Moreover, the pressure of “limited-time offers” can make it challenging to resist overspending.
To navigate this festive shopping season wisely, consider setting a budget and sticking to it. Prioritize needs over wants and take time to think about each purchase. By adopting these strategies, shoppers can enjoy the holiday spirit without falling into the traps of emotional spending.
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