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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of I Heart Radio.

Good morning.

This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast. Today's

tip is about how to give people cash in a way that feels a little more fun.

When my older kids became pre-teens,

they started getting a lot more money

and a lot fewer toys for birthdays and Christmas.

It makes sense.

It's hard to know what to get an adolescent.

And as for adults, well, lots of people don't need more stuff.

Everyone can use money.

That said, money can feel a little less fun than a present selected specifically for you and wrapped up with a big bow.

So if you're thinking of giving cash to people for birthdays or holidays.

Here are a few ways for dressing up that cash gift.

So it is a bit more exciting and personal.

First, see if the cash can translate directly into giving an experience.

We know that spending money on experiences gives us more lasting happiness than spending money on things. We get used to the things pretty quickly,

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