Here We Go Again...

[hippyhoppy]

Daddy's estate has chucked £2k at me..so do I be responsible and share it between my kids..or do I snaffle it away and enjoy.. selfish I know...

[Daffy6543]

If it is for you spend it. I got all of £1500 from my mum's estate and I bought a new Dyson and a new PC, I spent the rest on kids and grandkids.

[anneasquith]

share it with you're children. always better to give than receive.

[tonyav]

You could do both, hippyhoppy. Spend some on the kids and also treat yourself.

[gness]

If you spend it on something for yourself to make you really, really happy your kids will benefit from that.....☺

[hippyhoppy]

I've already paid for the flights and the holiday home.. so if I give them £200 in euros each.. is that too stingy?

[tonyav]

No, not in my opinion hippyhoppy.

[sunny-dave]

You could buy a biker a pint :)

[anneasquith]

no.....that's perfect, then spoil yourself. enjoy :)

[ummmm]

I didn't give my kids any cash from my inheritance but we did have some nice days out and they appreciated where the treats come from.

[hippyhoppy]

Dave, you're next time over Swarkstone.. the pint's on me..

[sunny-dave]

Excellent - but it will be lime/soda, if I'm on the bike :+)

[hippyhoppy]

After a yip yap with the old fella, we think £200 each.. then splash out (me..not him!!) thanks for your comments.. (and sorry for being a pain the *** AGAIN!!)

[sunny-dave]

I'm a cheap date :+)

[jno]

the only thing I ever inherited was a pari of toenail clippers an uncle found among my grandfather's effects. They did the job, though, so no complaints.

[Brinjal]

Family treats would be nice but not necessarily a hand out to them. Enjoy

[hippyhoppy]

aww.. bless you jno..

[fairycakes69]

I would keep half for myself and give the rest to the kids.