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I get it... probably some significant variation in the amount depending on who you’re giving it to, but for the average gift to the average family member, or to the people you only buy 1 gift for, how much do ya roughly spend?
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I usually put it off until christmas morning and rush to walgreens and spend around 100
I typically will spend 30-50 bucks per person. I rarely spend 100 or more on anyone. The exceptions to my rule this year were my boyfriend, my mother, and my nephew.
I bought a lot of people big jugs of grade b, dark, organic maple syrup this year! I also ordered spices.
If I was only buying one gift per immediate family member then I would spend way more than $100, except for my very young kids. They don't need much. I spent about $700 on my husband this year, but it was something he really wanted that will probably last him the rest of his life.
When I was younger I would spend probably $50 or so per gift for my parents and siblings.
In highschool I would wrap a bunch of dollar store crap for "random Xmas" presents. Some of the presents were cookies or snacks. Others were canned foods and dog food. Completly random, I got a kick out of doing it.
I spend hundreds on Christmas gifts every fucking year. It’s because I have a big ass family so even if I try to save money I still spend a lot anyways. The most I spent on someone this year was like $150-200 then the lowest was like $45
I recently spent like 5 grand on myself not for Christmas but you can say it is. Also got my grandma a 250$ gift card for barns n noble. Not something I'd normally do but yo its my grandma
30-40 for family members, for friends I gauge it off the last gift they got me and try to get them something of the same value.