Halloween has gotten so expensive, 1 in 5 shoppers plans to finance it

This year, Americans are expected to spend an average of $285 per household on Halloween, with some turning to Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services to manage the costs. Halloween expenses have become increasingly daunting, with the prices of candy and decorations rising significantly. Despite the familiar festivities, the financial burden has grown, prompting many to seek alternative payment methods to cover the chilling costs of celebrating this spooky holiday. QUESTION: How might the rising costs of holiday celebrations like Halloween impact the way people choose to celebrate in the future? 

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