Owen Raskovich

There's food drives, those types of things.

And gift drives as well for disadvantaged children.

You can Google and it'll come up in your area.

We'll try and put some links in the show notes too.

Okay, so let's get to some tips.

People want tips, they want strategies to save money or to do their shopping better.

So, I guess it might be a little bit late for this, we've said, but one thing people can do to try and add some extra dough in their wallet for Christmas and for spending is just to do some cash work or to do some extra work on the side.

So, this time of year tends to be pretty quiet for some businesses, but it tends to be extremely busy for other businesses as well.

And retail take on many, many casuals over Christmas.

That's it.

They do too.

But not even that.

You might have a friend that has a business that needs to get things done before the end of the year.

And you might be able to lend a hand.

You might be able to work for four or five hours.

That might be, you know, a few dollars in your pocket that then you can go and put into something else.

So that's one thing.

And perhaps we should have mentioned this months ago so people had time to repair.

But that's one, right?

Another thing is, and this is an obvious one, is just selling unwanted items.