Not a trick or treat: Halloween costs rise to $13.5 billion

Consumer spending for Halloween is expected to reach over $13 billion this year, according to the National Retail Federation.

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Not a trick or treat: Halloween costs rise to $13.5 billion

Not a trick or treat: Halloween costs rise to $13.5 billion

Not a trick or treat: Halloween costs rise to $13.5 billion

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Not a trick or treat: Halloween costs rise to $13.5 billion

Not a trick or treat: Halloween costs rise to $13.5 billion

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Not a trick or treat: Halloween costs rise to $13.5 billion

Not a trick or treat: Halloween costs rise to $13.5 billion

Halloween spending set to top $13 billion this year

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Not a trick or treat: Halloween costs rise to $13.5 billion

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Not a trick or treat: Halloween costs rise to $13.5 billion

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