Choosing to give your sweetheart could be an important decision. This study found 53 percent of women would break-up with their boyfriend if they didn't get them anything for Valentines Day.
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A little over $1 billion was spent on candy for Valentines Day last year, according to this graphic by H&R Block. Here is how much American's spend every Valentines Day.
Source: Valentines Day spending via H&R Block
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