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HOLIDAY SEASON 2020: HOW SHOPPING AND CELEBRATING WILL BE DIFFERENT Lindsay Tigar | October 29, 2020
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The holidays are going to look a lot di erent this year, both in terms of how we shop and how we celebrate. Here's a rundown on the changes. There’s been nothing normal about 2020, and the holiday season is expected to follow this trend. Many of us are now asking questions we’ve never considered before, such as: “Should I go home for the holidays?” If you do, how do you keep your loved ones safe? If you don’t, how do you celebrate? We took a deep dive into predictions for this year’s holiday season, and how you can best prepare emotionally and nancially. Consider this your 101 guide to everything you need to know about shopping and celebrating — and then some!
HOW WILL WE CELEBRATE? Yes, it’s the merriest season of all — but it’s one that will look very different from Novembers and Decembers past. Rather than making the trek to our hometowns, many of us will choose to stay in our current zip code, for fear of getting on an airplane or staying in a strange hotel — and what our exposure to COVID could mean for our family members. For those of us with older or atrisk relatives, joining together may not be the safest plan. Plus, with a high unemployment rate, many simply won’t be able to afford long road trips or have the luxury of taking an extended period away from work. Every family must make a dif cult decision on whether to congregate or not. And if you fall into the latter category, it’s essential to do what you can to still feel close during this special season.
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