Have A Debt-ful Christmas and a Stressful New Year?

It’s the most debt, stressful time of the year! In a recent survey by Union Bank, 77% of U.S. consumers are concerned about overspending before the season even begins. While they also list concerns about overeating, money matters take centerstage in holiday concerns. The study discusses the burden of gift-giving, travel expenses, and that many will incur debt for the “right” gift. And despite all the stress and worry, most Americans (51%) receiving the gift would rather have a gift card. 

77% of U.S. consumers are concerned about overspending before the spending even begins…

When we started Prepaid2Cash, we believed there were a number of practical applications that would make this service useful to people like ourselves. But at the very top of that list was the opportunity to push back against debt and consumerism by empowering people to pay-off debt, save more money, and invest wisely. Everyone knows that we have a problem with overspending in this country. And while gift cards make holiday shopping a breeze, they force our hands into buying products we don’t need and often don’t even want. 

Taking Back the Holidays

This year we want to take back the holidays from debt and stress. We want to challenge our community to make better decisions with their finances. More than likely, a handful of prepaid gift cards are going to fall into your lap over the next few weeks. Instead of losing the value of your cards to sales taxes as high as 10%, or even worse, to fees hidden in the fine print, turn your cards into savable, debt-wrecking cash. 

Financial freedom comes by way of spending less, saving more, and investing smart.

Financial freedom comes by way of spending less, saving more, and investing smart. At Prepaid2Cash, we’ve made it possible to do just that with funds that were previously imprisoned in plastic. Download our app today, and for less than the cost of sales tax, convert your cards into cash. Take back the holidays and take back your life. Let us be one more tool you use to stop overspending, get out of debt, and start saving in 2020. This year might very well change your life!