$10, since you asked for a monthly average.
I bought some school supplies there last August.

Zero … I stopped shopping there years ago. Honestly I find better deals at my local Rite Aide and Giants on the very same items I used to buy at Target. I don't online shop because I like to support brick and mortar stores and want to keep them in my community. But Target is a trap and I choose to avoid it.

Anonymous wrote:We probably spend $600-$800 a month there. We're a family of four and buy 80% of our groceries, all household products, some clothing, baby gear, and gifts there. The other sinkhole in our budget is Amazon.com!

You are me.

I go probably 2x a week and spend at least $50-$75 each time unless I'm buying diapers which thankfully I'm almost done with. It's about $400 a month, but mostly food and junk for the kids or holiday stuff.

I only go maybe once a month, when I've forgotten to buy a birthday present for a kid on amazon. So, maybe $100?

I don't know, but I do know that Target is bad news. :p

I buy everything in my neighborhood or on Amazon. But when need random things, like craft supplies or cheap kids shows or curtains, we wind up at Target. Getting all the random things we have not purchased during our usual routine.

It's always bad. It is so bad! I hate that place, and it is always full of other people who appear to be meeting the same fate.

I got off the sucker train and started shopping at Walmart since most of my purchases can be found there for much, much less.

My major store trips look like this:
Grocery Store: Weekly
Costco: Biweekly
Target: Monthly
Amazon: Monthly

I try to get most things at places other than Target because I lose track of everything once I get in the store.

Hey y'all, so I switched from buying any cleaning products or wellness products from target to Young Living. I get 24% back instead of 5% with the TED card and it's way healthier stuff. I get oils + free points + wellness products.

It's way way better!

Basically $9. We live minimally (after digging ourselves out of 50k in credit debt) and basic nonsense consumption goes on at target.

I make one major trip each month that ends up costing $150-200. A few small trips over the course of the rest of the month add up to another $100 or so. That includes everything...food, cleaning supplies, birthday presents, clothes for my kids, etc.

$0

But my Amazon bill...

Enough that I decided I should at least buy some stock.

$10 a month?
I rarely and it's usually to buy cleaning things, or hair things.

We love Target. 2 adults, 2 kids around $400 a month.