Don’t despair over your rubbish Christmas gifts – you can make £3k flogging them if you follow expert’s savvy tips
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YESTERDAY the majority of us sat in a circle around the Christmas tree tearing wrapping paper to see what our loved ones got us. And while we are always grateful for the thought - sometimes the present itself isn't exactly what we had in mind. Whether it's a jumper that's too small or yet another perfume to add to your collection - sometimes there's just no room for a gift.
![[Dan Hatfield shared how to flog your unwanted Christmas gifts to make some extra cash]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/dan-hatfield-959640368.jpg?strip=all&w=639)
But instead of throwing it away or giving it to charity, this year you could try selling it and make some cash back from pricey Christmas shopping. This Morning's money-making expert Dan Hatfield, speaks exclusively to Fabulous on what presents to shift to make some extra cash and the exact website to do it on.
![[You could have £3,000 worth of goodies to sell]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/lousy-awful-christmas-gift-lovely-959640516.jpg?strip=all&w=960)
He says: "Christmas time is a wonderful, magical period for a lot of us, but it's also financially quite a stressful period as well. "We're all striving to have the most magical Christmas we can, but the problem is that we spend about 156% of our monthly income on Christmas alone, which means that we've got a massive shortfall in terms of other bills to pay and just general living.
![[Selling clothes is super easy and can be lucrative]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/woman-trying-clothes-room-madrid-956610555.jpg?strip=all&w=960)
"So the problem is, come January, we find that on average Brits have a £3,000 credit card bill to pay, and it usually takes them about three to four months to pay that off.". It's an eye-watering amount of debt to start the year off with, but thankfully, the money-making pro says it can easily be erased.
