A gift for your husband?

A couple’s gift to their spouse has to be a “pretty good deal” because it’s “pretty much a gift from heaven.”

That’s because they have to pay a lot of money upfront, and they have a couple of months to make a good-faith effort to buy it.

Here’s how to know if your spouse has a good offer.

Pros Cons This is a good deal if you have the means to get it in the first place.

But if you don’t, here’s how you can make sure they do. 1.

Have a list of items you’re looking to get.

This is one of the most important things you can do to keep your spouse happy.

If you don’snt have a list, don’t hesitate to call and ask.

You can find the items on your spouse’s phone or online.

You also can check with the local consignment store or a friend or family member.

2.

Ask.

Most people can get a good price on an item they already own.

That’s why it’s so important to ask.

Ask for a better offer, or to make sure the offer you’re getting is worth the money.

If the consignment is too big for you to afford, you can still get a discount, but you can’t get it back for free.

3.

Keep track of what’s going on.

If your spouse keeps coming to you with a different price, keep a list.

Ask your spouse to call you back if they’re able to get you something better.

If they can’t, ask them to call your friend or neighbor, or check your e-mail.

4.

Ask again.

If it’s still too expensive for you, ask for a discount on your next consignment.

If both you and your spouse are able to make it work, that’s usually a good sign.

Pros Some consignment shops charge a lower rate for smaller consignments.

If a shop isn’t listed on the website, you might be able to book a cheaper consignment if you check the store’s web page or go to the store.

Some consigners offer discounts if you contact them directly.

Consignment companies are often willing to take small discounts if customers make an effort.

5.

Keep it up.

The sooner you get on board with a consignment plan, the more likely it is that your spouse will keep it up to date and keep making good on their offer.

The longer you wait, the harder it will be for them to keep it afloat.

Keep trying, keep paying the extra $100, and try to save some money for a second offer.

If something doesn’t work out, you may be able get your spouse a second consignment instead.