Need some help? Take a look at the flowchart. Mint.com did their best to explore the key questions that surround choosing gifts and hope it at least helps your decision-making process a bit easier. If anything, at least remember the message on the very top. Can’t afford it? Then don’t buy it. Happy holidays!
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This map made by chartsbin.com shows halloween celebration around the world.
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The holiday season may seem far away, but if you’re like most people, by the time the urge (or necessity) to shop hits you, planning out and buying individual gifts for everyone on your list may not be a feasible, or at the very least pleasant, option. For many of us, that means taking a much too common shortcut: hitting the gift card stand.
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While you enjoyed all of the food you ate this past Fourth of July, did you stop to consider where that delicious meal came from?
In this infographic, mint.com give you the numbers behind the Fourth of July: from where your flags, meat or veggies most likely come from, to one of the more notable celebrations in the country, Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July International Hot-Dog Eating competition on Coney Island, NY.
On Sunday, May 9, 2010, most American’s will honor their mothers. There are many ways to tell mom thanks, but most people do it with flowers, making Mother’s Day a very important day for the floral industry. In the US, the day ranks as the second highest gift-giving holiday, the busiest day of the year for many restaurants and a peak day for long distance calling. Here’s a look at Mother’s Day by the numbers.
mint.com latest infographic takes a look at February’s Booming Floral Economy and is based on the aggregate data from over one million Mint.com users, a representative sampling of US consumers.
