The Cost Of: What will the Thanksgiving dinner set you back?
Our partner at Investopedia say the price of Thanksgiving dinner is coming in cheaper because inflation has subsided.
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7ds agoThanksgiving is creeping up on us, but is the cost too? Experts say no.
Our partners at Investopedia pulled the numbers for us. They say it is coming in cheaper because inflation has subsided.
Caleb Silver, editor in chief at Investopedia, says, "If you are feeding a family of four, you can do it for around $40.00, but if you are having eight to 12 people, prepare to multiply those prices, but the sides are a little bit cheaper except in some instances."
Silver says the turkey was a strong factor that the overall cost is going down.
