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Seychelle Thomas

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Maryland, Washington, D.C.
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In 2022 and 2023, as a managing editor for LendEDU, I've enjoyed working with Seychelle Thomas. In that time,…

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How to save on back-to-school shopping with tax-free weekends

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By Seychelle Thomas
| The Orange County Register Verified
There’s no disputing that the cost of consumer goods has soared. Even though the U.S. inflation rate has cooled somewhat as of July 2025, prices are still slow to fall in many sectors. Since what was once economical may now be expensive, the prospect of shopping for your child’s school items could be daunting. And sales taxes are an extra burden.
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How to save on back-to-school shopping with tax-free weekends

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By Seychelle Thomas
| Burlington Record
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Seychelle Thomas, CFEI®, Bankrate.com There’s no disputing that the cost of consumer goods has soared. Even though the U.S. inflation rate has cooled somewhat as of July 2025, prices are still slow to fall in many sectors. Since what was once economical may now be expensive, the prospect of shopping for your child’s school items could be daunting. And sales taxes are an extra burden.
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How to save on back-to-school shopping with tax-free weekends

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By Seychelle Thomas
| Nashoba Valley Voice Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Seychelle Thomas, CFEI®, Bankrate.com There’s no disputing that the cost of consumer goods has soared. Even though the U.S. inflation rate has cooled somewhat as of July 2025, prices are still slow to fall in many sectors. Since what was once economical may now be expensive, the prospect of shopping for your child’s school items could be daunting. And sales taxes are an extra burden.
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