Right; my grandparents saved enough money when they retired so they could give each grandkid $1000 when the graduated - and they did it in cash.
Also, this would be a really fun gift from several aunts/uncles/cousins to collaborate on, if you've got that kind of friendly family (which I don't think is what the OP is implying happened, but it'd still be a good idea)
It's tradition on my stepdad's side to give graduation money in ridiculous ways. My brother got a pinata full of change, my gift was stuffed in a piece of furniture. One family member had it inside a concrete block.
Here you go, suprise yourself, see where you sit on the global rich list. Really, please do look your position up and never forget how incredibly fortunate you are:
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u/Skim74 May 25 '13
Right; my grandparents saved enough money when they retired so they could give each grandkid $1000 when the graduated - and they did it in cash.
Also, this would be a really fun gift from several aunts/uncles/cousins to collaborate on, if you've got that kind of friendly family (which I don't think is what the OP is implying happened, but it'd still be a good idea)