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A RECENT research study suggests that although retail spending in gen- eral is on the rise, Dad may well get shortchanged this Father’s Day. The good news, according to eBillme’s recently released Online Spending Index, is that online retail spending will be up seven percent in the sec- ond quarter of 2010, compared with fi rst quarter spending. On average, consumers should spend $252 each on web purchases in the second quarter. However, only ten percent of survey respondents said they in- tend to spend more for Father’s Day gifts this year. Rubbing salt in the wound, Mom
is getting more love than Dad. The survey says 25 percent of respon- dents planned to shop online for gifts for Mom, but only 21 percent for gifts for Dad. And 15 percent planned to spend more on gifts for Mother’s Day this year versus 2009, compared with just ten per- cent planning to increase spending for Father’s Day gifts. In fact, sons and daughters have not been doing their fathers justice in recent years. According to the National Retail Federation, spending on Father’s Day in 2007 topped $9.9 billion. In 2008, it dropped to $9.6 billion, and in 2009, spending on Father’s Day gifts dropped to $9.4 billion. Research fi rm, eBillme, per-
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