Americans plan to spend $14.6 billion on their significant others for Valentine's Day, according to the National Retail Federation. While consumers may not feel great about the broader economy ...

Americans in relationships plan to spend an average of $179 on their significant others for Valentine’s Day, according to the latest LendingTree survey of 2,000-plus consumers. However ...

Following is a trascript of the video. Fewer people are celebrating Valentine's Day, yet we're spending more than ever on chocolates, flowers, and jewelry. In a recent survey, 51% of people said ...

The average couple is planning to spend a little less than $200 this Valentine's Day. Couples should communicate about how to spend time and money on this day. There are frugal, inexpensive ways ...

NEW YORK, Feb. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Trustpilot, the global independent review platform, today released its 'Valentine's Day Spending Trends' survey revealing that while most Americans (73% ...

And apparently, it also holds true for their Valentine’s Day celebrations. According to a new survey from CouponFollow, on average, Americans in relationships plan to spend around $155 on the ...

will be spending time at Disneyland to mark Valentine's Day. When asked about how he will spend the annual holiday, Quaid said, "I got some plans with my girlfriend that'll be fun. We're going to ...

Valentine’s Day - will you be spending it with someone special, or doing your best to ignore it?Valentine’s Day - will you be spending it with someone special, or doing your best to ignore it?

Valentine's Day is here, and not everybody has found "the one" to spend it with. However, one should not feel disheartened, as there are many wholesome movies to watch this Valentine's Day.

(Eric Stern) As far as monster truck enthusiasts talking their better halves into spending Valentine’s Day weekend at Monster Jam, Musawwir put on his salesman cap and gave his best pitch.

Most consumers are opting for low-cost Valentine's Day celebrations, with many cutting back on spending due to financial concerns. 35% cite affordability issues, 25% are prioritizing savings ...