Christmas is an expensive time of year, and the turkey on the table can be one of the biggest expenses for many families. But, by making the most of deals and discounts, it's possible to save money - particularly by noting when fresh and frozen turkeys will be cheapest. Recent data revealed three in 10 Brits (29%) find shopping for Christmas food stressful and with Christmas 2024 being no exception with households planning to reduce their Christmas spend by a third this year because of worries over finances.
Rising energy bills, interest rates and mortage deals mean that many families will be hoping to shave some money off the Christmas dinner bill. So with this in mind, Richard Price director of online supermarket Britsuperstore, has given his advice on the best dates to buy your Christmas turkey and five money saving hacks when doing so: Early birds get the bargains Bagging your Christmas turkey in early December can be a smart move. Prices are often lower as retailers aim to attract early shoppers.
If you have the freezer space, buying and freezing your turkey early ensures its availability and can potentially save you money. Savings: 10-20% (approximately £2-£6 on a £20-£30 turkey). Recommended reading: DWP Christmas bonus to be paid to people on these benefits Savings accounts: best and worst for savings interest Housing benefit payments to be frozen next year Midway dealhunters Mid-December is a popular time to buy your Christmas turkey.
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