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  • News From Press Five money things you must do this festive season

    Five money things you must do this festive season

    Source: Moneycontrol Aug 31, 2017

    Arrival of Ganapati marks the beginning of the festive season in India. It is followed by Navaratra, Diwali and Christamas offering us many opportunities to splurge. Grand online sale, never before discounts, buy one get one free offers lure buyers. It is perfectly all right to treat oneself, but do not go overboard, say experts. Many times individuals go overboard with their festive spending and end up in debt trap. Here are five things you must do this festive season to ensure that you do not land in debt at the end of festive season.

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