Gift giver

Your cheat sheet to buying a great present for Mother’s Day, graduation, the holidays, or any special occasion.

We are always on the lookout for fresh gift ideas for the guy we love. Here are some great suggestions to get you started!

After gifting these cozy warmable slippers multiple times, it's safe to say Intelex's Warmies are a fail-proof gift.

Yes, quarantine has held grief. Loss. Fear. But what have we gained that we don't want to lose? Don't miss 5 key gifts.

As someone who loves to give gifts, it’s important to understand the significance of giving thoughtful and exciting gifts. Here are reasons why you should never give boring or bad gifts: 1. **Impression and Thoughtfulness**: Gifts reflect the giver’s thoughtfulness and effort. A boring or bad gift can suggest a lack of consideration for the recipient’s tastes and preferences. 2. **Emotional Impact**: A well-chosen gift can evoke positive emotions and strengthen relationships. A poor gift…

Waking up on Christmas morning as a kid was like, well… waking up on Christmas morning. Presents. Presents everywhere! But now as an adult, I know the old maxim to be true: It really is better to give than to receive. Nothing feels better than presenting a much-adored gift to a nephew, sister or friend that you love. Finding the right gift is all about knowing where to look. The number one strategy for giving great gifts is simply to know your giftee.

Here are 3 keys to becoming brilliant gift-givers without stress.

As I was attempting to put together a Mother’s Day Gift Guide for you all this morning, I suddenly realized that no matter how many hours of thought I put into it, it probably wouldn’t be helpful to 90% of my readers. I would likely just round up the things that my own mother would like, which would be great for the small percentage of you whose mother’s styles style mirrors that of my mom’s, but a waste of time for the majority whose don’t. It’s impossible to box all moms into one gift…

For many, the arrival of fall means two things: good TV and the onslaught of moralizing complaints from your great aunt that the Christmas season comes earlier and earlier each year. The truth is that more than a third of consumers begin shopping for Christmas at least nine months before the stockings are hung. The majority, however, start as soon as the leaves change.