Despite a boost in retail spending brought on by Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, Georgia credit union members plan to be prudent again with their holiday shopping this year.
Nearly 47% of Georgians said they plan to spend less this holiday season, according to the Georgia Credit Union Affiliates "Paying Attention" report. The poll compiled recent responses from more than 6,000 members and aggregated data from credit unions statewide.
Fifty-one percent of Georgians said they plan on spending the same this year as they did last year.
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