Covering the cost of Christmas during the ongoing financial crisis will be a worry for many people across the North East.
The festive season can be an expensive time of year for families. Hundreds of pounds may be spent on presents, food, Christmas nights out and trips away.
The Cost of Living crisis has had a huge impact on the lives of people in the region. Some families have resorted to using a food bank so they can afford to heat their homes.
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This year, many people may be worried about how they can afford to cover their bills and pay for the festivities on December 25.
Research from Paypal reveals that six in 10 Brits are feeling anxious about the run-up to Christmas due to the cost of living crisis. However 75% are too proud to ask for help with the cost of splitting the celebrations.
As millions of people prepare to face a huge financial squeeze, we want to know how you feel about spending this December. Will you be doing anything different to cut costs during the festive period?
Maybe you are spending less on presents this year or having fewer family members around for Christmas dinner? Let us know what you are planning by completing our Chronicle Live poll below.
Poll not working? Tell us how you feel in the comments section.
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