Survey: Americans to spend more than $5B less on Valentine’s Day this year
Another survey found nearly 40% of Americans plan to skip celebrating to save money this year.
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Feb 11, 2021, 12:38 PM
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2ds agoThe pandemic seems to be impacting how people are celebrating
Valentine's Day this year.
According to the National
Retail Federation, spending is expected to be down more than $5 billion
compared to last year.
And couples seem to be
dialing down on gifts.
A Lending Tree survey found
nearly 40% of Americans plan to skip celebrating to save money this year.
Experts say to save money,
try creating something instead of buying. Examples include making a special homemade dinner, writing
a poem, or painting something.
