U.S. News & World Report – Sabah Karimi
“Whether you’re hosting a Halloween party for the kids this year, or everyone’s getting ready for trick-or-treating, working with a budget can keep your Halloween costs down. The National Retailer Federation predicts consumers will spend $6.9 billion on Halloween this year, with an average of $74 per shopper. This annual spend includes the cost of candy and Halloween decorations, and costumes account for the most expensive purchases…With all these purchases, you can use this holiday to set a good example for your kids to manage money effectively. Here are six key financial lessons you can teach your kids during Halloween.”(more)