Will you be taking to the sales - either online or in person - this Boxing Day?
Shoppers are expected to spend less at the Boxing Day sales as households are squeezed by the high cost of living.
It said there could be "localised" congestion, but added: "Traffic should be dispersed throughout the day as people take their time after Christmas Day." Dr Sarah Montano, retail expert and senior lecturer of marketing at the University of Birmingham, said: "For many consumers, obviously they would've been shopping pre-Christmas, as we had the Black Friday sales and things like that.
"Having said that, retailers can take confidence knowing that shoppers still plan to make the most of the deals and discounts on offer."
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