Let Us Be Your Valentine

When Jennifer Lopez sang “My Love Don’t Cost a Thing,” it’s clear she wasn’t thinking back to any of the Valentine’s Day gifts she may have received over the years. In 2014 alone, more than half of Americans (54%) are expected to celebrate the February 14 holiday with their loved ones, spending an average of $133.91 each on candy, cards, gifts, dinner and more according to the National Retail Federation.

If you’re considering making this Valentine’s Day a memorable one, the King of Kash can help. With this year’s holiday falling on a Friday, it might be time for a weekend […] Read more

Update: Snow Closures

Update to the weather issues… the snow continues to fall and, in many places, it’s adding up to quite a few inches.  Roads remain hazardous and everyone is still encouraged to stay in and off the streets tomorrow.  With that in mind, King of Kash will be closed Wednesday, February 5. Be safe and don’t go out on the roads unless you absolutely have to.  We hope to reopen for normal hours beginning Thursday.

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Snowstorms Hit Missouri

The forecast is for significant snow to fall throughout Missouri tomorrow (Tuesday, Feb. 4). For the safety of our customers and team members all King of Kash stores and the corporate office will be closed.  While we will be closed tomorrow (Tuesday), we hope the weather will cooperate and normal business hours can resume on Wednesday. Feel free to call us on Wednesday to be sure we are open before you venture out.  Be safe!!

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Are You Ready for Some Football?!

We’ll hear this phrase just one last time as we wrap up the National Football League season with Super Bowl XLVII. The Seattle Seahawks, led by quarterback Russell Wilson and running back Marshawn Lynch, will take on Peyton Manning’s Denver Broncos, who odds makers currently have favored in the polls, this Sunday, February 2. Regardless of whether you’re a football lover or simply a fan of the commercials, food and festivities that often accompany Super Bowl parties, this year’s event is guaranteed to be a spectacular spectacle.

According to a new survey by the Retail Advertising and Marketing Association, more than […] Read more

Chinese New Year!!

Tomorrow marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year. This year – 2014 or the Chinese year of 4712 – is the year of the Horse.  The Chinese years are based on the lunar cycle calendar with each month beginning on the darkest day.  The horse is one of the 12 Chinese zodiac signs and is part of the 12-year cycle of animal signs.

Look for a year of good health and prosperity and feel free to indulge in some appropriate merry-making this weekend.  Don’t be concerned if you hear fireworks going off in your neighborhood or an impromptu parade breaks […] Read more

Tax Refunds Delayed Again!!

We’ve turned the calendar to 2014, and with that comes time to file your annual tax returns. Remember last fall when Congress couldn’t figure out how to get along and they shut everything down for a couple of weeks? Well that debacle is now affecting your taxes, meaning federal returns can’t be filed until the end of January and refunds are definitely going to be delayed.

Generally, there are two schools of thought about tax time. One, you may dread the time-consuming filing process — and the writing of check(s) to the federal or state government for money you owe. On […] Read more

‘Twas the Week Before Christmas

Twas the week before Christmas, when all through Missouri,
Shopping malls were filled with gift-givers in a hurry,
In search of the perfect holiday delight,
For friends and for loved ones, when oh! What a sight!

They grabbed their warm hats and adjusted their glasses,
To wonder in amazement at shelves filled with masses,
Of gifts with price tags that could burst any budget;
Families are too precious they mustn’t just fudge it.

So while scratching their heads and with inquisitive eyes,
They looked down the street and to much their surprise;
All was not finished, the answer was near,
The King of Kash would renew their holiday cheer.

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Gift 2013’s Top Toys and Tech

Finding the perfect holiday gift for each special someone on your list can be a challenge. Rather than wandering aimlessly through the aisles of your nearest big box store or mall walking yourself into a frenzy, why not get familiar with this year’s hottest gadgets and gizmos sure to make you everyone’s favorite Santa?

Toddlers

No matter how long Sesame Street has been around, each new generation of children on their way “to where the air is sweet” seems to fall in love with these beloved characters. This year, Playskool’s Big Hugs Elmo (MSRP $49.00) offers children return hugs, sing-along songs […] Read more

A Cornucopia of Thanks!

With the second half of November upon us, it’s time to turn those Halloween pumpkins into pies and a Butterball into the focal point of your upcoming holiday feast. Thanksgiving will be celebrated on Thursday, November 28, and families across the country are finalizing their dinner menus as well as their table settings. In addition, traditionalists are planning to count their blessings while more than a quarter plan to buck a traditional family day in and hit up holiday shopping for great deals. No matter how you decide to celebrate, here are a few fun facts about this beloved holiday […] Read more

The Buzz Around Black Friday

The calendar’s officially rolled into November, and Daylight Saving Time is now in effect. On its heels comes the countdown to one of the most anticipated unofficial holidays of the year: Black Friday. The busiest shopping day of the year falls on Friday, November 29, and is expected to bring out shoppers in droves. Both brick-and-mortar and online retailers plan to offer deep discounts to incentivize bargain hunters to cross items off their holiday shopping lists early. Yet to make your holiday spending money stretch further, here are a few insider tips that could change your shopping strategy.

Start shopping now. […] Read more

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