Christmas is upon us again, which means it's time to show your friends and family how much they loved the exchange of gifts, which is good news for the retail sector. Unfazed by recent credit crisis, a new survey by professional services company Deloitte shows that spending on Christmas gifts in the UK is likely to increase 7% from last year, from £ 662 per person for £ 706, despite consumer pessimism toward the state of the economy.
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survey, which gathered together, the data from 1000 respondents, showed that twice as many are expected to buy their gifts online in the previous year was 14%. The survey also showed that only one in 10 will spend the whole day on the High Street. This trend was aided by the consumer becomes increasingly familiar and confident with shopping online and improved customer service from e-tailers. The advantage of the Internet as a shopping resource is obvious - consumers can avoid the queues and items from stock, a price comparison between different providers is only a click away. It is important to remember, if you do your Christmas shopping online is to allow enough time for shipping in order to get things on time.
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Finally, Christmas is more about the benefits, despite a trend of increased spending, it was thought that counts after all present. With little more than a month away until Christmas is supposed to be easy to find gifts for loved ones, regardless of your budget, on-line or on the main street.
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