Showing posts with label gift for her $200. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gift for her $200. Show all posts

Thursday, June 19, 2014

Should I give back the $200 birthday gift he gave me?




*Tiger Lil


So, for my birthday (which isn't until summer), this guy gave me a reeeeaally nice backpacking backpack. (and he left the price tag on (which was stupid) of $233). (we are in college if that makes any difference) We had dated,hung out all the time, etc., but I would never commit, and I finally said that it would be better if we were just friends, because I didnt feel the same about him as he did to me. Even after all of this he gives me this really expensive backpacking backpack (I really like the outdoors, and me, and a large group including him are going backpacking later this year). When he gave it to me he said "this doesn't mean anything, afterall, i gave one to my other friend too" (his best guy friend whose was not as expensive). At first I thought, "well, he has already been told several times, and my best friend had told him that doing this wouldn't change anything between us (to which he said 'I know, I just want to do something nice for her, as a friend' (even though he probably wouldn't get her one), so ill just not make a big deal and accept it. So I thought that I should just accept it, and I did. Now my mother is saying that ladie's dont do that, and that I should give it back. My dad had said to just keep it cause he's got a hard head..." sooo....as you can see, i need some good advice. and if you think i should return it, whats a classy way to do so?
Thank you!



Answer
If you feel that it's a sincere friendship-type gift, and you want to keep it, keep it. It's not so much about whether ladies keep gifts, since this gift wasn't given to you under the pretext of getting closer to you. You already told him you two were just friends.

But if YOU feel there are "strings attached" to the gift, give it back. You don't want to feel in someone's debt, especially when you've tried to make it abundantly clear that you are not interested in him "in that way." If you sense he's trying to bribe you into getting closer or win you over with expensive gifts, give it back.

You will have to use your judgment on this one, based on your feelings around the context of the situation.

What to do with 200 itunes and gift cards?




KNISH


I have around 200 gift cards mostly itunes that i never threw out. theyre just sitting here and im probley gonna throw them away is there anything else i can do with them???
there all used just so you guys know



Answer
Two great sites that have ideas for Gift Card recycling are:

Used Gift Cards: http://contests.about.com/od/winningsweepstakes/a/usedgiftcards.htm

Ten uses for gift cards: http://contests.about.com/gi/o.htm?zi=1/XJ&zTi=1&sdn=contests&cdn=hobbies&tm=7&f=00&tt=2&bt=1&bts=1&zu=http%3A//www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/photos/0%2C%2C20300086%2C00.html

You can also add money on them and donate them to charity. It's a great way to give back to the community and it makes you feel good too!




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Wednesday, April 30, 2014

boyfriend gift question?

Q. his eighteenth birthday is coming up. we've been dating for seven months. i was going to get him a gas gift card, because gas prices are through the roof. but our friend, anne, told us that her parents are buying him a $200 gas card. sorry, but there is no way i can compete with that.

so, should i buy him a gas card of lesser value, or try to compete with her $200 gift?


Answer
First of all, please do not feel as if you have to "compete" with his parents gift! :O)

A gift is a nice thought...and one that is appreciated no matter how great or small! And parents gifts SHOULD be a bit lavish, especially on such a milestone birthday! :O) (You should see the things I bestowed on my children's sweet 16, 18, and 21!)

Personally, I think gift cards are lacking in thought...funny thing is, I love to receive them, but hate bestowing them on someone.

Some ideas...most states are legal for lottery at 18...so how about buying him a stack of scratch off tickets to "try his luck at?" I did this for my daughter's friend, and she had a winner!

Or if your states casinos are 18, buy him a bucket of gambling chips!

These are just a couple of ideas to commensorate the milestone of the birthday! :O)

If you still want to go with something to aid in the high cost of gas, maybe you could purchase some prepaid oil change cards, or a detail gift card which would allow him to get his car cleaned well?

I think 7 months is definitely ok to get your BF a gift, and not just a card! :O)

Good gift for a woman age 25 - around 200 bucks?

Q. I am visiting my brother and sister in law (age 25 yo) who are living in other country and want to buy something for both of them. I have little to no experience in buying anything for a woman. Can someone suggest good gift for a woman of her age around 200 dollars and please don't suggest something too girly to shop. I would be very happy if that thing is available on amazon.com. get set go -


Answer
$200 is a lot of money for a gift. It depends on what type of woman she is. If she likes to wear jewelry some nice earrings would be a good gift. If she likes to cook you could give her a $200 gift certificate to http://www.kitchenworksinc.com/200-Gift-Certificate__200.aspx

Or you could just give are a $200 visa gift card to buy whatever she wants from wherever she wants.




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Saturday, November 30, 2013

What is a good valentines day gift for 200 dollas for a 14 year old girl?

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BlaSiaN Ki


What is a good valentines day gift for 200 dollas for a 14 year old girl?


Answer
that really depends on who you are. If you are a close relative, then a savings bond. If you are a friend, then 200 is way too much money for a valentine gift for a 14 year old

What percentage of the gifted amount is charged as gift tax (see details)?




John McLas


.....what I need somewhere that has a breakdown on how much gift tax I would need to pay for specific amounts so

$100,000 - ?% gift tax
$200,000 - ?% gift tax

I know all about the exemptions of gift tax but will exceed that amount considerably. I just need a vague idea of the amounts you pay?

Also am I still liable for gift tax If I live in the UK and am gifting someone in the US? We don't have gift tax here.



Answer
For 2010 and 2011 the gift tax rate is 35%. This tax is computed on form 709 and is paid by the person or persons making the gift. So the tax would be either $35,000 or $70,000.




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