How much will you spend on your holiday shopping this year?

By Protégez-Vous, November 29, 2011

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Will Quebec consumers spend more or less than last year? How will the economic challenges of the day influence their holiday shopping budgets?

In partnership with Protégez-vous, the Clearfacts Vox Pop team took to the streets in search of some interesting responses.

Only one respondent expects to spend a little less this year on holiday shopping, citing a more challenging economic environment.

Others, however, expect to spend anywhere from a few hundred dollars to nearly $2,000.

How about you? Let us know by chiming in on VoxConso!

Read this article at :
http://www.clearfacts.ca/budget/consumption/how_much_will_you_spend_on_your_holiday_shopping_this_year
 
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