RateCity 2012 Christmas Shopping Survey

Dec 15, 2012( 1 min read )

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First date etiquette: Who should pay?

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Many Aussies spend more than you think on Christmas

RateCity's inaugural Christmas Shopping Survey reveals Australians will spend $8.5 BILLION on presents. More than half of Aussies will be using credit cards to pay for gifts worth $4.3 BILLION. 11% plan to make minimum repayments: will still be paying off debt in 2015!

Dec 15, 2012( 1 min read )

How many Australians will be relying on their credit cards to survive Christmas shopping? Are we feeling pressured to spend more than we can afford?

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