When you consider giving a gift of money, you'll want to take into account your personal finances and how much you can afford. If you're on a fixed income, you might give less.

Gift-giving offers a unique window into your emotional world. Whether you’re anxiously overthinking, casually avoiding or giving with calm intention, the way you handle these moments speaks volumes.

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Most households don't have to worry about the gift tax. For 2025, you can give up to $19,000, per person, to as many people as you want without triggering any taxes. This is the annual exemption.

Friends and siblings: If you're giving a graduation gift to a sibling or friend, there's no set amount. Still, something in the range of $30 to $75 is usually appropriate, depending on how close ...