The festive season of Christmas is not only about the birth of Christ, but it is also synonymous with the tradition of gift-giving, a practice deeply rooted in Western culture. Boxing Day ...

Here's a look at what's going on when we indulge in the annual gift-giving tradition of the holiday season. As the holiday season approaches, gift-giving is at the forefront of many people's minds.

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Gift-giving can be a tricky business when your loved ones already have priceless jewels, designer outfits and luxury cars. So, instead of splashing out on lavish, extravagant items, members of the ...

"We always also give each other some type of game. Normally it's like a brain teaser. Kyle loves that kind of stuff. So it's fun on those slow Christmas mornings after we open up the gifts ...

59% of Gen Z strongly agree that Christmas is the most important holiday. 33% of Gen Z have gone into debt because of Christmas spending. For 8 out of 10 Gen Z, gifts dominate Christmas expenses. 46% ...

My earliest memory, probably from when I was six or seven years old, is being at home with my parents and Santa would bring presents, but you had to sing a song to him first – just a little song with ...

This year, it is only going to be a Christmas card ... Every family has their own traditions and needs. And no one is obligated to give — or accept — a gift. But it sure does make me sad ...