Stingy folks raise your hands

What was your cheapest present that your bought someone ?

There's no such thing as spending too little!

There is, those people who know they should be more generous.

But like to keep their money firmly in the bank or under the floorboards

I got a few things from poundland, but I made sure plenty of thought went into it

I didn't buy any presents

Nothing wrong with cheap presents if they are thoughtful. Some of my favourite presents my boyfriend and friends got me were not expensive at all, but just were so 'me'

Everyone (apart from one!) had to buy their own presents and I had to give them the money for it...

Cheapest was £15.

I know, most all it's the thought that counts.

I was mainly just having a laugh, seeing as there is also a did you spend too much thread.

I bought my brother a tin of Scooby Doo sweets for 49p from Home Bargains. He thought it was ace.

I didn't buy anything I haven't been well though so I'll treat who I care about when I'm able and they understand.

I got my step Dad a book from poundland and he loved it ! it went down pretty well... considering they know I'm skint Like you say it really is the thought that counts.

Normally I buy myself something and I was thinking about Amazon Echo or Google Home....but I refrained in the end.

I spent about £40 on my sisters 2 kids, £14 on secret santa for work and apart from a nicer joint of beef than usual for a sunday dinner on Christmas day - that was it - Happy days!

My husband and I didnt even bother buying for each other

So liberating instead of getting caught up in the annual christmas spend frenzy

Spent about £40 all in all. Far too much if you ask me.

Well we only buy for grandchildren, we dont buy for adults. And the wife and i dont buy for each other.

I spent nearly £10 on Christmas cards which I thought was quite extravagant, but didn't buy any presents, so it won't have affected my bank balance too much.