Survey: Christmas shopping gives people anxiety
<p>Americans are feeling more like the Grinch every year when it comes to buying Christmas gifts, according to a new survey.</p>
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Dec 21, 2017, 11:47 AM
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Americans are feeling more like the Grinch every year when it comes to buying Christmas gifts, according to a new survey.
The survey says 47 percent of Americans feel obligated to buy gifts for someone they wish they didn't have to.
Men are two-times more likely to buy gifts for their significant other.
Forty-seven percent of Americans go shopping without having specific products in mind beforehand.
Fifty-eight percent say shopping overall makes them anxious because they won't have enough money.
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