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We begin with the holiday delivery crunch, trying to get all your packages out in time can be stressful, but major shipping carriers have now posted their deadlines. And Elizabeth Shulsey joins us with what to know. Hey, Elizabeth, break it down. Hey, Rebecca, believe it or not, we are less than three weeks away from Christmas, and

that window is shortening to get your holiday gifts in the mail.

So here is a look at the cheapest shipping options if you want your packages to arrive by December

24th.

With FedEx Ground Economy, that deadline is December 15th.

That's only 10 days away for the U.S. Postal Service, December 17th for both ground

shipping and first class mail. Keep that in mind if you're sending holiday cards to. UPS varies

by location, but if you're trying to send a package across the country with ground shipping,

you're also going to want to get that in the mail by the 17th. Then we start to get into the

much pricier option. So December 18th is the deadline for priority mail with the Postal Service, the 19th for UPS three-day shipping, the 20th for FedEx Express Saver. There are also two-day and overnight shipping options. You can actually wait till the 22nd or 23rd of December, but really better to not let yourself get that far because at that point you're probably going to be paying more for shipping than for the gift itself Rebecca.

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