Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We would give at minimum $200.
We are clearly in different tax brackets. I don’t spend $200 on my own kids.
How often do your kids prepare for four to six months after six years of extra schooling to get the honor of being called up to read from the torah? On any other birthday my kids get a gift of $15-$50, but this is special and although I earn less than six figures, I save for this because it's important and special.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We would give at minimum $200.
We are clearly in different tax brackets. I don’t spend $200 on my own kids.
Anonymous wrote:We would give at minimum $200.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:18 bucks
You should be embarrassed. I’ve spent more than that on a preschool friend I’ve never met!
Anonymous wrote:Give in accordance with your budget and relationships to the family, in multiples of 18. We do 180 for the closest of family friends. While we could afford more, these are still 13 year old kids. We plan to give them larger cash gifts for their wedding.
Anonymous wrote:18 bucks
Anonymous wrote:Is 90 ok for a good friend?