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Now you are "grown up" what do you do when you receive cheques for birthdays etc?

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MrsFogi · 28/10/2008 12:31

I have some lovely relations who send me cheques for my birthday. They certainly have a great deal less money than I do. Should I thank them and cash them or should I thank them and not cash them? Interested to hear views. I'm not trying to be patronising etc I just don't want to cause offense.

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RubyShivers · 28/10/2008 12:35

cash it and tell them you have bought something lovely with it (even if you have put it in your account and it has been swallowed up by your overdraft)

i take the view if someone has given me money/chq then they want me to have a gift and it would be a bit rude to not cash it

CurseOfTheMinnieMummy · 28/10/2008 12:50

I still get excited if/when I get a cheque in my birthday cards! (I am 35.)
I would cash and if they ask say you put it towards some new shoes or similar. I think not cashing would be potentially more offensive than cashing IMO.

compo · 28/10/2008 12:51

cash it and send a thank you card

Tigerschick · 28/10/2008 12:53

I agree; cash it and send a thank you card.
If poss detail something nice that you 'bought with the money', or you put it towards, on the card.

MrsWeasleyIsTheCrazyHatLady · 28/10/2008 12:55

I never get a cheque in the post.

Last year my Mum bought me a new disgusting hideous handbag because she didn't like the one I had bought for myself! We rarely go anywhere together so she rarely saw my bag but she moaned it was too small

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