Gift-giving Survival Guide for First-time Ninongs and Ninangs

‘Tis the season to live up to your Ninong/Ninang status. If you’re reading this, it means you have friends or relatives that have decided to make you one of their child’s annual gift-givers this Christmas.

Don’t worry though if you’re new to the Ninong/Ninang game – because we’ve got some tips to ensure you’ll have a fuss-free experience securing the goods for your inaanak!

Know Your Inaanak

It’s weird realizing that your inaanak isn’t just going to be a smaller version of your friends or relatives. It would have made gift-giving easier, but recognizing this early on will help you lock in your cool Ninong/Ninang status.

Your inaanaks have their own likes and dislikes. The goal is to keep them talking about your gift until you one-up it with another one, so staying updated on what they like will do just that.

Spend some time with them, learn about the shows they like, and, occasionally,  let their parents open up about what interests your inaanaks annoyingly can’t stop talking about. If they’re too young, you can easily research gifts suitable for their age. But don’t forget to keep their parents in the loop!

The Best Gifts Without Breaking Bank

Buying gifts – especially good quality ones – is not cheap. This is why whenever you shop, it’s important to take advantage of deals that help you make the most out of your budget.

For example, paying with your Maya app whether via QR, card, or mobile number, actually gives you free bitcoin or cashback worth up to P500! If you’re using their Savings feature too, these transactions worth an accumulated spend of P250 will actually boost your savings interest from 4.5% to 6% for another 30 days!

By just buying Christmas presents with Maya, you’re easily doubling your rewards! While you’re looking out for your inaanak’s happiness, Maya is doing the same for you.

Send Virtual Angpaos

Almost everything can be done online, and it could save us time, resources, and energy. And what better way to utilize this than to send digital angpaos for Christmas? Not only is this easier, some actually prefer receiving this type of gift instead!

With Maya, sending aguinaldo is safer, more enjoyable, and personal through their new @username feature. Just ask for your inaanak or their parent’s Maya username and use it to send money via your Maya app! Giving and receiving money is as easy as tagging friends on social media. You can also save yourself the embarrassment of cheesy Christmas cards, and just send GIFs along with aguinaldo.

It skips the frustration of long queues at the ATM or the hassle of remembering bank details for transfers. In this economy, your inaanak will surely be jolly this Christmas with those extra numbers waiting for them in their account.

There are tons of options to help you make this a great holiday for your inaanaks without breaking the bank. The pressure’s natural for first-time Ninongs and Ninangs, but with the right tools, you’re bound to get rewards for yourself too!

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