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You don’t have to spend a fortune on Valentine’s Day to show how much you care. In fact, if you can save a little of that money you can use it later for something you will both enjoy.

On average, people spend $116 for Valentine's Day. Many people doubtless put Valentine's Day on their credit cards. Once you add the finance charges, though, it can be even more expensive.

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Valentine's Day is a time to celebrate the ones you love, but are you putting yourself into debt to do it? Consolidated Credit looks at Valentine's Day spending trends to see who consumers are buying for and what they're giving. Learn how much the most popular Valentine's Day gifts will set you back and see just how much America spends to celebrate love.

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I have a confession to make – I haven’t made my Valentine’s Day plans yet. I hope this is the one post that my wife doesn’t read. I’m to the point where I’m calling into radio stations trying to win Valentine’s Day packages that they are giving away.

You probably know a few good ways to save money. Finding out how to save money each month is one of the best ways to make the most of your paycheque.

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