There’s only 6 days left until Christmas and you haven’t even made a dent in your shopping list, have you?

Don’t panic. I’m going to suggest a stress-free solution that will not disappoint. Give everyone on your list a Target gift card. Hear me out:

1.) Target has something in store for everyone.

Have you ever walked out of a Target store empty-handed? Yeah, me either. In fact, I walk out of the store pretty happy with things I didn’t know I needed. Think about it. Chances for disappoint here are very slim. 

2.) Target gift cards can be sent to a mobile phone or emailed. 

If you’re in a time crunch, you can opt to email a gift card or end it to a mobile phone. It usually gets delivered within a few hours. The recipient can flash their digital card at the checkout. Who’s standing in line at the post office hoping they can get a package mailed in time for Christmas? Not you! 

3.) There’s no guessing game.

Sometimes it’s hard to guess what someone wants or needs…even if you know the person really well.  I asked my husband what he wanted for Christmas. He told me nothing. I’m not a mind reader but I know he wants something. I’m going to let him figure it out. Guess what he’s getting in his stocking? Yup, a Target gift card. 

4.) Target gift cards can be personalized.

Sometimes gift cards are only offered in a small range of values. Target gift cards can be bought anywhere from $5-$1000. You can give a little or a lot. It’s up to you.  

5.) Target gift cards are so cute! 

If design matters to you, (it does to me!) you’ll love how festive these gift cards look. They just ooze happy vibes. These gift cards feature colorful and modern holiday graphics. They’re fun to look at AND fun to spend! 

Gift-giving does not get any easier than this you guys. Buy a Target Gift Card here.

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