As families continue to feel the pressure of higher everyday expenses, another major cost is quickly approaching: back-to-school shopping.
From clothing and backpacks to laptops, sports equipment and extracurricular activities, preparing children for a new school year can put additional strain on household budgets. With some families already turning to credit cards to cover necessities like groceries, smart shopping expert Trae Bodge says planning ahead can help parents avoid taking on unnecessary debt.
Speaking with The National News Desk, Bodge said one of the easiest ways to save money is to start shopping without actually going to a store.
