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Helpful Tips on Holiday Tipping

Tis the season for tipping. It is a nice way to say “thank you” to those who help us out during the year. Many have questions about whom to tip during the holidays and how much to give. Here are a few thoughts: For those who help you out regularly – dog walker, trainer, hair stylist, babysitter, piano teacher – tip the equivalent of one service or session. For nannies or housekeepers who work with you more than once a week, consider one week’s pay as a holiday bonus. For teachers or coaches, consider pooling voluntary contributions from parents and putting the funds toward a gift card to be given at the end of the season or at the end of the school year. For other service providers, you could double the tip that you would give other times of the year. Every year make a list of holiday tips…

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Nancy Doyle was featured in Household Budget: On the Same Page Aligning Needs, Wants & Wishes by Debbie Carlson. Families can prioritize their spending by working together. Taking a close look at non-essential expenses helps family members identify changes they can make to achieve their collective goals. The same is true for philanthropy. By working together, families can focus on the causes that are most meaningful to them and align with family values. TD Ameritrade Ticker Tape

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