Acceptable voucher amounts

What's the going rate for a one for all voucher these days for an 18 year old? (My nephew, one of many!)
Is €20 considered stingy?

Kevin Finnerty

Just give them cash. Or a couple of flaggins.

Roger Hassenforder

[Deleted User] wrote: »

What's the going rate for a one for all voucher these days for an 18 year old? Is €20 considered stingy?

What condition is the 18 year old in?

blanch152

Deleted User wrote: »

What's the going rate for a one for all voucher these days for an 18 year old? Is €20 considered stingy?

If it is the only birthday/Christmas present for your son/daughter, then probably yes, unless there are straightened financial circumstances.

Otherwise, generally no, but it all depends on how close the person is, and how your budget is.

OldGoat

10% of yer weekly income.

GarIT

Even a hundred in a voucher is stingy. €20 cash is worth way more than any voucher.

s7ryf3925pivug

It's 20% of net annual income, Uncle Sparklinglens

Lyle Lanley

As others have said, 20 cash in a card. Gets a few pints. Voucher for 20 doesn't get much. One for all isn't much good for a young lad.

I'm near 30 and I still sell a one for all to my mother if I get one!

Atlantic Dawn

€20 will buy a tray of 24 Bud in Dunnes, plenty for him.

Wheety

Crystal Odd Underpants wrote: »

It's 20% of net annual income, Uncle Sparklinglens

3 months salary isn't it?

endacl

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

€20 will buy a tray of 24 Bud in Dunnes, plenty for him.

Still a tray of Bud though. Overpriced by about €20.

Roger Hassenforder

Lyle Lanley wrote: »

I'm near 30 and I still sell a one for all to my mother if I get one!

You're some bo11ox.
After all she has done for you...
Bearing you into this world with out a complaint ... suckling you at her breast...wiping your arsė for you....cleaning cut knees...putting dinner on the table...ironing your shirts...discreetly throwing your cum encrusted socks in the laundry...

O youre some son. You dont deserve an Irish mammy. I bet your sisters give her their vouchers, but its all "Lyle this" and "Lyle that".

Capt'n Midnight

Cut out the middle man, just give a tenner to the shop and a tenner to the kid

because that's how likely the voucher is to be spent.

Bonus points if there are travel and time costs to spend the voucher.


Cash and write a note with a suggestion on what it might be spent on.

mvl

didn't get what's the occasion ?
- for bday I would have thought its on low side, as for primary school kids (not family) we're getting 25-30.

mvl

mvl wrote: »

didn't get what's the occasion ?
- for bday I would have thought its on low side, as for primary school kids (not family) we're getting 25-30.

It’s for Christmas!

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

€20 is grand to give an 18 year old, I reckon. If they get that from everyone, that’ll be a nice bundle of cash. Give them filty lucre though. 18 year olds just need readies.

mvl

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It’s for Christmas!

ok, for that should do.