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Festival season often brings higher spending as people shop for clothes, gifts, food, travel and home decorations.
While each purchase may seem manageable, several small expenses can quickly put pressure on a monthly budget.
People often increase their spending because festive offers create a sense of urgency.
Discounts, limited-time deals and buy-one-get-one promotions can encourage shoppers to purchase items they did not originally plan to buy.
Online platforms also make impulse purchases easier by combining personalised recommendations with one-click payments.
Travel and social gatherings can add another layer of expense.
Families may spend more on transportation, dining out and entertainment while also preparing for guests or buying gifts for relatives and friends.
Experts often recommend setting a separate festival budget before the shopping season begins.
People can divide that amount among essentials, gifts, travel and entertainment instead of spending first and calculating the damage later.
Using cash or a fixed spending limit can also reduce impulsive purchases.
Comparing prices across multiple platforms and avoiding unnecessary purchases simply because a sale looks attractive can help protect monthly savings.
Festival celebrations do not have to disrupt financial goals. A clear spending limit can allow people to enjoy the season while keeping their regular expenses and savings plans on track.
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