About a quarter of Utahns delay in buying partner’s Christmas presents
Dec 22, 2022, 5:00 AM | Updated: 5:34 pm
Couples say they spend on average $141 on their partner at Christmas, while a thrifty one-third say they will delay their partner’s Christmas gift shopping until the post-holiday sales start. (Canva)
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SALT LAKE CITY — One-in-four Utah men admit they wait until Christmas Eve to buy their partner’s presents. Smart coupon, promo codes and deal finder CouponBirds surveyed 3,150 respondents to find that over a quarter of men in Utah, or 26%, wait until Christmas Eve to complete their purchases of gifts for their partners.
Conversely, 24% of women were guilty of doing the same thing, waiting until the last minute.
The survey also found that 54% of us say that the task of buying our partner’s Christmas presents causes anxiety. One-in-three respondents admit they have secretly re-sold or re-gifted a present their partner gave them for Christmas.
Additionally, 24% of couples say they keep a mental note of how much their partner spends on them at Christmas, compared to how much they spent on their partner.
Couples say they spend on average $141 on their partner at Christmas, while a thrifty one-third say they will delay their partner’s Christmas gift shopping until the post-holiday sales start.
Over half of Utahns say they self-gift at Christmas.
Finally, high inflation means 52% say they will be spending less on their partner this Christmas.
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