Toys under $20: Here’s how you can save money on your holiday purchases
News 12 New Jersey is highlighting several Christmas gifts for everyone, from your teenager to your tots, that you can still get for under $20.
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Dec 14, 2021, 10:29 AM
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4ds agoNews 12 New Jersey is highlighting several Christmas
gifts for everyone, from your teenager to your tots, that you can still get for
under $20.
Some new pony riding friends are one of several toys James
Zahn, the senior editor of The Toy
Insider, says families can find at a budget friendly price of less than $20.
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For Pokémon fanatics, The
Pokémon trading card game Battle Academy is a gateway to enter a new world of
Pokémon, and from the
furry world of Paw Patrol is Chases' City Police Cruiser.
All inexpensive toys for any
family feeling the effect of the rising inflation rate that's hit a 39-year
high this year.
“Of course you go to the
grocery store you know you're weekly bill is bigger,” says Zahn.
“We've seen that in toys, too, and not just regular inflation. We've had the
supply chain issue which has led to a price increase in raw materials that, of
course, leads to higher prices at the register so toys are about $1 or two
higher on average.”
Zahn says toys
like these are also pretty well stocked, even this close to Christmas Day.
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