Most Americans To Spend Same As Last Year This Valentine's
By: VERTEXNews/Newsroom Solutions
Updated: February 7, 2011
Most Americans say they don't plan to let their budgets get in the way of romance this Valentine's Day.
A new survey by Citibank shows most people plan to spend about as much as they did last year on the day of love.
This, despite the fact that nearly three-quarters of Americans are on a savings spree.
Most survey participants plan to shell out around 111 dollars this Valentine's Day.
Men say they'll spend an average of about 130 dollars, while women plan to spend an average of 85 dollars.
Dinner is the most popular gift this year, followed by cards and flowers.
Valentine's Day is next Monday, February 14th.
(Copyright 2011 by VERTEXNews/Newsroom Solutions)
A new survey by Citibank shows most people plan to spend about as much as they did last year on the day of love.
This, despite the fact that nearly three-quarters of Americans are on a savings spree.
Most survey participants plan to shell out around 111 dollars this Valentine's Day.
Men say they'll spend an average of about 130 dollars, while women plan to spend an average of 85 dollars.
Dinner is the most popular gift this year, followed by cards and flowers.
Valentine's Day is next Monday, February 14th.
(Copyright 2011 by VERTEXNews/Newsroom Solutions)
