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General14:10 · Aug 26

Experienced Parents Share 5 Practical Tips to Save Money on Back-to-School Shopping

By דסק C14
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

As the back-to-school season approaches, many parents find themselves rushing last minute to purchase school supplies and clothing, often facing higher prices. To help families manage this stressful period and reduce expenses, experienced parents have shared five practical tips.

First, avoid buying from the nearest store, as local shops tend to raise prices before school starts. Instead, research and compare prices at various outlets offering discounts on uniforms, stationery, and shoes. Second, look for bargains from other parents through WhatsApp groups and online marketplaces, where used but good-condition items like clothes, shoes, backpacks, and notebooks are frequently sold.

Third, consider selling your children’s outgrown school items online to recoup some costs, while following safety guidelines such as avoiding advance payments and conducting transactions within trusted social circles. Fourth, join forces with other parents to make bulk purchases of school supplies, which can lead to significant savings, especially if someone has access to store loyalty cards or special discounts.

Finally, delay some purchases until late September when prices often drop, although availability may be limited as stores restock. Overall, careful planning, patience, and cooperation among parents can make back-to-school shopping more affordable and less stressful.

Read the original at Now 14
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