How do I raise money for my parents' Christmas presents?

Question

I want to buy my Dad a new watch (about $80) and my Mom a new Coach purse (about $250).

Answer 1

You can go here and make you some money. It worked for me. I even have enough monwy extra to spoil myself a little. Check it out.

Answer 2

Get you a Santa Suit and a little red pot and stand around a store ringing a bell. Maybe in a few days you have your money.
The amount of money you want is hard to come up with now. Learn to start a Christmas Budget next year. Say you want $400 to save for Christmas, 400/12= 33.33 so in reality you need to save about $35 a month (Remember Taxes) to have the money you need, Less than $10 a week. If, you know a few people who drink beer, heck, you can save their beer cans and make that much easy in a month for the Aluminum.

Answer 3

Since it's fall i suggest you get a rake and start raking leaves; it'll help a little. If you have a job and you get paid every other week you can stash small amounts from each check until you have the amount. Dont forget to stash a little extra for taxes and the prices might change :)

Answer 4

Don't know how old you are.......but would your parents really want you to get a job to buy these expensive gifts?

I know I wouldn't want my kids to.

It's not the cost of the gift it's the sentiment. I would think your parents would rather spend time with you than know you are working to buy them an expensive gift. I'd rather see my kids! In fact, I would feel bad accepting it knowing my child couldn't really afford it.

Wait for the expensive gifts when you have a full time job and can afford them.

Answer 5

Speaking from a mother's point of view, it doesn't matter if they got me a pet rock. It would be cherished just as much as a Lamborgini.

Answer 6

find work there always hiring christmas

Answer 7

DO YOU WORK ???? IF NOT GET A JOB THAT WILL HELP ALOT.

Answer 8

POONTANG!