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How much do your parents spend on your birthday?

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last birthday my dad spent a grand total of 70 pounds on my birthday dinner. although it was just the two of us :tongue:

Reply 81

Bang Outta Order

Original post by Reachin4TheStars

Awwhhh cool! So its coming up realll quickk :hugs:

Awhhh, well same ngl lool but I've got high hopes for an ipad but doubt ima get it, as if my parents are gonaa spill out 700 quid. :biggrin:

That's alright, I can't waitttttttttttt! :h:

You avvin a party?

Reply 82

Andy98

Original post by tianshan

On average, parents spend between 0.0025% to 0.005% of their annual income on their teens' birthday, which may include buying presents, hosting parties and going out for dinner.

How about your parents?

Probably a bit more than that percentage

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Reply 83

rosemondtan

For my birthday I got perfume, a bag and flowers from selfridges and a postponed meal out but that's basically it (18th birthday yeah)

Reply 84

TeenRose29

Original post by 0to100

You avvin a party?

Not really :frown:

Just gonaa go cinema with some of ma mates, that ain't on holiday, and gonaa go out to a restraunt, and presents, that's it really :h:

What about you?

Reply 85

Manitude

Well this year I didn't ask for anything. What happened is they took me out to dinner (I think I ate/drank £25 worth of food and drink) and then deposited £100 in my account because I hadn't asked for anything.

I think that's about 0.25% of what their combined annual pensions.

Reply 86

idontknowmedoyou

For my 16th I got a holiday to paris but for every other teen birthday I mostly got £50 in a card and then a meal somewhere so around £100 all together!

Reply 87

Rohan187

My uncle gave me and my sister a total of £110 but that was a rarity, usually I get £2 to get my own carrot cake. Now I'm older, I give myself my own £2, true independence