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Valentine's Day is just around the corner! Are you ready to spend it with a special someone?

Whether you're looking for gifts that won't break the bank or you're wondering how to insure fancy diamond earrings, we can help make it a day Cupid himself would be jealous of.

(P.S. We've also got tips on how to avoid the hullabaloo altogether if you're not feeling the love this year.)

It's really not that hard to identify someone's love language—just notice what they most complain about! Which love language is the one you speak?

Health Benefits of Chocolate

An ounce of chocolate a day may keep the doctor away.

How to Insure Jewelry and Expensive Valentine's Day Gifts

If you assume that you already have coverage for a lavish Valentine's Day gift or don't need it, you could be making a huge mistake. Check out these seven tips for insuring valuables before buying them.

5 Ways to Avoid Valentine's Day Insanity

Mighty Mommy is exhauted from all the Valentine's Day pressure. Follow her 5 easy tips for surviving this manufactured holiday. (Hint: It's just another day).

Why 'XOXO' Means 'Hugs and Kisses'

You may write "XOXO" to means "hugs and kisses," but do you know how those symbols get their meaning?

10 Thoughtful Valentine’s Day Gifts That Are Practically Free

Want to celebrate your valentine without breaking the bank? Here are some cheap Valentine's Day ideas for gifts and dates on a budget.

The Science of Soulmates

Is it your similarities that attract you to your partner, or is it your differences? Science says our sense of smell may be important in sniffing out mates with immune systems opposite to our own.

The Guide to a Perfect Valentine's Day Meal

Justin Warner, author of The Laws of Cooking...and How to Break Them, joins the Clever Cookstr to talk about why you're better off staying home on Valentine's Day than spending it at a pricey restaurant.

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