School kids will likely groan about back-to-school shopping, but several states are once again offering sales-tax holidays to help families save on school supplies. Texas, Massachusetts and ...

To help ease the financial burden for parents, 16 states are offering sales tax holidays, giving consumers a little break on the cost of these back-to-school supplies. Here are the states ...

As summer draws to a close, students, parents, and teachers will begin their back ... sale at Groupon, Walmart, and Microsoft. Look no further than WIRED to get the latest styles and school ...

These may include big box stores, office supply stores, and discount or dollar stores. Sponsored Bank Accounts “Shoppers can find back to school sales all summer long,” Joanie Demer ...

Shoppers can purchase eligible clothing, footwear and school supplies tax-free during the annual Texas back-to-school sales tax holiday. Items must cost less than $100 to qualify as tax-exempt.

Ibotta, the free cash-back-rewards app and browser extension can give you a head start on shopping: for a limited time, you can get up to $20 worth of school supplies for free. Ibotta has ...

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Shop for discounts. Clearance racks sometimes have affordable school supplies, as do garage sales. Woolard says she often goes to Walmart, crossing her fingers that there’s a sale on school ...

Illinois will not have a sales tax holiday for school supplies this year. In Missouri, the back-to-school sales tax holiday will begin at 12:01 a.m. Friday, Aug. 2 and end at 11:59 p.m. Sunday ...

Grocery sales increased last month, boosted by back-to-school costs. The latest figures from Kantar show that sales jumped 3.6% in September. People shopped more frequently during the month ...

and back-to-school is no exception. The Sunshine State's annual August sales tax holiday allowed many purchases of electronics, clothing, and school supplies to be tax-exempt for two weeks.