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Christmas can be an expensive time of the year, with the cost of food, drink, and presents mounting up — especially for those who may have lost their jobs or are financially struggling due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The money saving experts at online price tracking website Alertr.co.uk have compiled a list of tips to help you save money and get ready for Christmas without a lasting impact on your savings...


- Start prepping early in the year

- Don’t go overboard on presents

- Make a budget

- Drop silly traditions

- Sell your old things

- Look for deals and offers

- Post-Christmas sales

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The Christmas sales in January are the best time to buy anything festive as prices drop to a fraction of the original price because shops need to get rid of everything before they bring in the new seasons stock. If you’re organized enough to start planning a year in advance you could end up saving on next year’s festivities.