Are you a lover of Layaway like I am? Â You can do your shopping early, before the crowds get crazy. Â By the time Christmas comes, you can calmly pick up your paid for, what sweet words!, paid for gifts.
There are only 42 days until Christmas! Â We’re aren’t really even “early” any more, this is the perfect time to put your big (or small) items on Layaway and make weekly payments instead of having a big ouch! all at once.
Still need convincing? Â Here are a few “Layaway Lessons” from Kmart:
1.) Don’t forget decorations!  It’s not just about the gifts.  Did the cat bat around your Christmas ornaments last year?  Did the new puppy chew up your decorations?  OK, so even if you don’t have a cat or a dog, maybe last year’s Christmas tree was on its last limb (sorry couldn’t resist the pun) and this is the year for a new one.  Did you finally convince your family to go artificial and this is your first store tree?  In any case, you need some new decorating digs. Pick up a pre-lit tree (because that’s the way to go), LED lights, wreaths and village houses now and pay them off in time for decking those halls!
2.) Has your gift list has grown? Â Long gift lists call for Layaway. Fill that cart to the brim and roll it over to the Layaway counter. Â When the time comes to give them, you’ll be smiling as bright as Christmas lights because you know they are paid for and not on a credit card bill.
3.) Money is tight this year, when isn’t it, right?  All of us are watching our spending.  With Layaway, not only will you avoid ‘wallet shock,’ you’ll keep your pre-holiday peace of mind.
Whether you have one or 100 items , you can Layaway at Kmart almost everything on your list without paying a service fee through 11/23.
Plus, you can pay in store, online or using a mobile phone.
Did you know you can also do Layaway online?
And hey, after you figure out how easy it is, you can Layaway all year round at Kmart.
Disclosure of Material Connection:  I have been compensated for this post. I am a Kmart blogger, though all opinions are my own.