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Festive Spending To Dip This Diwali: Consumer Survey Reveals Average Shopping Budget At Rs 20,000
Urban India festive spending is projected to be at Rs 1.96 lakh crore, 6% lower compared to 2025.
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Diwali Lighting On A Budget: 5 Tricks To Make Your Home Look Expensive
A pair of lights framing a mirror or artwork in the entrance, or a wall light adding warmth to a passage, can make a home feel more welcoming.
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Online, Local Markets Or Big Malls: Where India Shopped For Raksha Bandhan?
Online platforms win on convenience, choice and speed. Malls offer something different -- experience, discovery and connection.
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GST 2.0 Fuels Record-Breaking Festive Sales As Urban India Plans To Spend Rs 2.19 Lakh Crore: Study
GST 2.0 fueled consumer spending as an overall improved economic sentiment is paving the way for a vibrant and exciting shopping season.
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Budget To Indulge: Plan Your Festive Spends To Not Break The Bank
Here are some ways to ensure that your finances survive the many seasonal spends that you need to make.
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Festive Season Litmus Test: What Payment Indicators Are Telling Us About Spending
Digital payments indicate that festive spending was strong this season.
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Festive Season Spending to Fall by 43% This Year: Assocham
Middle and lower income families will spend 43 per cent less this festive season than last year due to inflated prices of daily food items coupled with a high education cost and a grim job market scenario, a survey by Assocham found.
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How to budget spending this Diwali
October and November are synonymous with festivity, as it brings together friends and families for Durga puja, Dussehra and Diwali. Though the joy and happiness of this festive season is unparalleled, the effect of not planning our finances during this period can impact personal finance in the later months.
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Rising prices, higher EMIs to hit festive spending: survey
However, only a small portion of them feel that festivals are the time to splurge, even as discounts remain the biggest attraction for most buyers.
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Festive Spending To Dip This Diwali: Consumer Survey Reveals Average Shopping Budget At Rs 20,000
Urban India festive spending is projected to be at Rs 1.96 lakh crore, 6% lower compared to 2025.
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Diwali Lighting On A Budget: 5 Tricks To Make Your Home Look Expensive
A pair of lights framing a mirror or artwork in the entrance, or a wall light adding warmth to a passage, can make a home feel more welcoming.
-
Online, Local Markets Or Big Malls: Where India Shopped For Raksha Bandhan?
Online platforms win on convenience, choice and speed. Malls offer something different -- experience, discovery and connection.
-
GST 2.0 Fuels Record-Breaking Festive Sales As Urban India Plans To Spend Rs 2.19 Lakh Crore: Study
GST 2.0 fueled consumer spending as an overall improved economic sentiment is paving the way for a vibrant and exciting shopping season.
-
Budget To Indulge: Plan Your Festive Spends To Not Break The Bank
Here are some ways to ensure that your finances survive the many seasonal spends that you need to make.
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Festive Season Litmus Test: What Payment Indicators Are Telling Us About Spending
Digital payments indicate that festive spending was strong this season.
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Festive Season Spending to Fall by 43% This Year: Assocham
Middle and lower income families will spend 43 per cent less this festive season than last year due to inflated prices of daily food items coupled with a high education cost and a grim job market scenario, a survey by Assocham found.
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How to budget spending this Diwali
October and November are synonymous with festivity, as it brings together friends and families for Durga puja, Dussehra and Diwali. Though the joy and happiness of this festive season is unparalleled, the effect of not planning our finances during this period can impact personal finance in the later months.
-
Rising prices, higher EMIs to hit festive spending: survey
However, only a small portion of them feel that festivals are the time to splurge, even as discounts remain the biggest attraction for most buyers.
