Hazelle
in Memos & Musings · 1 min read
In conjunction with the festivities, the topic of today’s panelist discussion on iFAST TV was on the topic of regifting presents. You can watch our discussion over here.
As of now, the only kind of gifts that I may possibly regift are gadgets that I know I really would not use which are still totally brand new. This is because I don’t want to waste the effort and the money of the person who bought the present for me by just leaving it in my house unused.
I think it is fine to regift. There is no shame in it. But perhaps out of respect, I would prefer to mention to the receiving party how that gift came about and that it would be more meaningful for him or her to have it.
About Hazelle
Chief trainer of The Moneyball Investors Playbook program and founder of The Joyful Investors, a financial education firm that seeks to help avid investors learn to invest better and make the journey a joyful one. I graduated with a first class honors in Bachelor of Accountancy from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and started my auditing career in one of the Big Four. I believe that once we know how to build our wealth sustainably, we can then live our best lives ever.
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