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GinaMcG
Jul 1, 2008, 03:18 PM
I'm looking for the appropriate monetary gift would be for my cousin's son...they live out of state so I don't see them often but we are close.

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ebaines
Jul 2, 2008, 06:18 AM
Not knowing your financial situation - if you feel that a gift is warranted (as opposed to sending just a card), I would suggest about $50.
nuclear_sugar
Jul 2, 2008, 06:38 AM
When I graduated almost 10 years ago, most people were giving me $20, except those like my Dad and Mom. Dad gave me $100, and Mom gave me $101, so that she could say she gave me more...funny. Anyway, with the fact that $20 is now only a quarter tank of gas, I would recommend $50...but if you can't afford it, then give what you can! Anything is greatly appreciated, and it adds up. I ended up getting about $700 in just $10 & $20 increments. It's all appreciated!