Of course, you can! There are no rules when it comes to regifting. The only thing you should consider before regifting is how suitable is the gift for the new recipient. Is it age or gender appropriate? Most people often regift to others whom they are not familiar with. You should also make sure you are not regifting back to the person whom you have received it from.

The answer is as much as you feel comfortable with. With our current economic climate, it can be rather tough on our wallets to buy a unique gift for everyone that we know. Try to prioritise your budget for people you are close to and make a separate budget for people you are not familiar with. Or if you can avoid buying them a gift altogether, you should.

Here's a quick guide to how much you should spend on Christmas gifts depending on the person.

1. Your partner / wife - $100 (This amount can be higher if your budget allows)
2. Family members - $50
3. Close friends - $30 - $50
4. Acquaintances- $20
5. Coworkers - $20
6. Other people whom you don't know well - $10 or regifting

Here are a few quick tips on saving some money on your presents this year.

1. Buy gifts on sale - For example, on Black Friday, Amazon Prime Day or End of Financial Year Sales.
2. Combine Shipping - Buy gifts from one store (like DadShop) and combine other gifts for people for 1 shipping fee
3. Buy from overseas - This is great if you buy often from China or other countries. Not recommended if it's your first time
4. Regifting - When you get an unwanted gift, you can re-gift it.
5. Buy in bulk - Sometimes you can get a 2 for 1 deal, or buy 2 and get a 3rd free deal.

If you need some creative ways to make your presents more memorable, then here are a few tips we can help you with.

• Use a Christmas gift tag. This can be handmade or bought. A DIY tag can look very cool if done properly
• Use cool wrapping paper. Often an overlooked aspect, but a cool or textured wrapping paper can make your gifts stand out.
• Use a gift box instead of wrapping paper.
• Write out their name in a nice calligraphy font. Print it out or write it by hand to make it pop.
• Think carefully about the person you are buying the gift for. Often a gift that they will use and like will be more memorable.
• Buy a couple of smaller gifts to make your own themed gift or hamper.

Life can get in the way of things, and we might forget to buy gifts on time. If this is the case, we highly recommend that you don't shop online. Online gifting can have delays, especially when it's closer to Christmas (25th December). We suggest going retail for your gift ideas or regifting when needed. However, if it's late, don't panic. Your ideal gift can be found at your local shops, which include your supermarket. Often a bag of coffee from a local café can be a great idea. When you have less time to spare, you must get more creative and think of all the local shops at your disposal. The right Christmas present might be around the corner.

The answer is Yes and No! The internet might have an unlimited amount of websites and resources; however, what makes for the best presents comes from the heart. The best does not mean appropriate. Before you shop online or via brick-and-mortar. Think of your recipient and what gifts might make them happy, or might find useful, or might use daily, or melt their hearts. Once you have figured this out, then finding the best place to buy this gift is up to you, no matter which avenue you