With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, a new survey finds that most coupled Americans plan to spend about $150 dollars to celebrate their love–unless they’re millennials.
That age group — between the ages of 24 and 39 — is planning to spend $208 dollars on food, entertainment, and gifts.
This is according to a new survey from bankrate-dot-com and today.yougov.com.
Millennials cite newer relationships and social media as reasons for their spending plans.
But they aren’t the only generation planning to spend more than the average.
Gen-X plans to spend $160 dollars.
Baby boomers, meanwhile, plan to spend just about $100 dollars.
According to The National retail Federation, Adults in the U.S. are forecast to spend more than $27 billion dollars.
A jump of 32-percent over last year’s projection.
