November 30th, 2009

Monday Jumpstart to Personal Finance & Credit Report News

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cyber monday

This year’s Black Friday shopping weekend was slightly disappointing for retailers and showed more frugal-minded shopping from consumers– while the malls were more crowded, consumers spent less as the weekend’s average spending fell to $343.31 a person from $372.57 a year ago (reported from Yahoo! Finance). Retailers get a second chance today, known as Cyber Monday, the online version of post-Thanksgiving deals and bargains that retailers hope will show stronger sales. Today’s roundup includes links to help you maximize your Cyber Monday frugality, plus tips and advice to remind you to keep up healthy credit and personal finance habits as you click and buy.

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