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Financial Gifting
Savings Bonds as Gifts
Gifting a savings bond, whether electronically or as a paper certificate, involves a few straightforward steps. Gifting electronic savings bonds is done via the TreasuryDirect website, while paper savings bonds are ordered with tax refunds.
November 22, 2023
Generational Wealth Distribution in the US
There are big differences in how much money and assets different age groups have in the United States. Millennials, despite being the largest generation, possess only 8.4% of the assets in the country, indicating a stark generational wealth gap. 26% of total wealth can be traced back to intergenerational transfers.
August 1, 2023
Bar Mitzvah Gift Amount 2023
If you're attending a bar mitzvah party, $36-$360 per guest is a good gift amount, and giving in multiples of 18 expresses good wishes in the Jewish culture. Whatever you choose to give will be appreciated by the celebrating family.
August 7, 2023
Savings Bonds for Kids: The Complete Guide
A complete guide on how to buy savings bonds for kids as gifts and savings bond gift alternatives.
November 18, 2023
6 Best Financial Gifts for Kids in 2023
Giving a financial gift can kickstart a child’s financial future. Here are the best ways to do that: Greatest Gift App - 529 Plan Contribution - Savings Bonds for Kids - Gift Stocks - Gift Savings - Financial Literacy.
Ben Arbov
November 18, 2023
Monetary Gift Etiquette
Discover 7 monetary gifts to invest in someone’s future and how to make sure it really feels like a gift: Greatest Gift, Cash, Payment Apps, Savings Bonds, Stocks, 529 Contribution, and Gift Cards.
Ben Arbov
November 18, 2023
How to Ask for Money as Gifts for a Baby Shower
Set financial goals, open a diaper fund, baby fund, or cash baby registry, and share it with friends and family. Use polite wording, and let gift givers know how their cash gifts will be used.
Ben Arbov
December 6, 2023