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28 Jul 2026, 11:43 UTC · 5h ago
The Best Back-to-School Credit Cards for Every Kind of Shopper in 2026
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28 Jul 2026, 11:43 UTC · 5h ago
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The average family is projected to spend approximately $864 on back-to-school shopping. — Indicates steady consumer spending levels in the retail sector, though the amount is not large enough to significantly shift broad market indices.
+0.20Electronics represent the most expensive back-to-school category, averaging $293 per buyer. — Provides a positive signal for electronics retailers and hardware manufacturers during the seasonal peak.
+0.10Approximately 34% of parents intend to use credit cards as their primary payment method for back-to-school shopping. — Supports short-term transaction volume for credit issuers, but is a standard seasonal trend.
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