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In fact, doing so might be easier than you think.
A helpful guide to getting your holiday budget on-track is to use the 50/30/20 budgeting method.
Theyre perfect for a minimalist lifestyle less waste, more heart and no clutter while helping you save money.
Shared experiences often create lasting memories, without a big price tag and focus on togetherness rather than expense.
Limit Expensive Gatherings
Sometimes its little things that mean the most.
Opt for cozy, inexpensive gatherings instead of splurging on big parties or going out, Martinsen said.
This is a fun way to bond that everyone can look forward to each year.
Its a stress-free way to focus on thoughtful giving, while avoiding the overwhelm of endless shopping.
Create a Holiday Memory Jar
Celebrate moments, not things, Ball said.
Have everyone jot down favorite memories or things theyre grateful for and add them to a jar.
She recommended opening the jar together, as a heartwarming way to connect and reflect withfamily and friends.
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