A survey from researchers at Deloitte says shoppers will buy fewer gifts but spend more money this holiday season.
expects to spend more this holiday season over last year, even surpassing pre-pandemic holidays because they refuse to say bah-humbug.With inflation top of voters’ minds on Election Day, some recent price comparisons reveal which grocery stores can save you the most money.
"What’s interesting in what we’re seeing is folks are participating in the season, lower income especially. Lower income is up 25% year-over-year because many chose not to be engaged in holiday last year," said Sides. Houston shoppers are expected to spend an average of $1,577, which is $200 more than last year and $100 more than the national average.,Emergency Turkey Drive donation fuels much-needed increase ahead of Thursday's Super Feast"We asked them, ‘Are you worried about stock-outs?’ And the answer was no. 100% of respondents say they were going to get their shipments on time," said Sides.
While most people plan to shop online, 37% say they’ll shop in stores, which is up 5% from last year.
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