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What better way to ring in the New Year than with savings at the checkout counter, especially when those potential savings are expected to continue throughout the year?
According to price predictions for this year, there are a handful of essential household items that will cost less in 2016 than they did in 2015.
“As the dollar continues to gain ground against other currencies and the price of oil maintains at low levels, companies from many sectors are able to keep their costs affordable for their customers,” according to the website Wise Bread.
Here are five common consumer buys that should be cheaper in 2016.
This post originally appeared on MoneyTalksNews.
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