Many back-to-school shoppers changing how they shop
For some North Texas parents, they'll be hitting the stores one more time this weekend to get all those back-to-school needs. AndMore than 2 in 5 back-to-school shoppers say that inflation will change the way they shop for the upcoming school year, with 95% of these shoppers looking to employ a money-saving strategy!
"Back-to-school shopping has turned into a major retail event, second only to the winter holidays," said Bankrate.com Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman."These expenses are taking a major financial toll on American families already struggling with the highest inflation readings in more than 40 years."
KRLD's John Liddle talked with Bankrate.com Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman about how back-to-school shoppers are dealing with the price pressure.
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