Experts predict parents will spend an average of $367-377 per child this year on school supplies.
The retail service JLL predicts spending on school supplies will increase over 15% this year, with parents spending on average $367 per child.“In addition to things being a little bit more expensive than usual, it could also be the case of maybe they had to cut way back last year,” said Kristin McGrath, an editor at RetailMeNot. “Maybe they had to make that laptop stretch a little bit longer due to inflation, so they’re coming at it this year with things they absolutely have to replace.
She also says look for retailers that offer free gift cards with purchases, which Target commonly does. Also, try rewards programs and cash-back shopping.RELATED STORIES:
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