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My grandchildren would be most bemused if they were sent a cheque! And what a faff! They would have to pay it into a bank anyway, wouldn't they? How does that work, if they don't have a bank account? Even if they do, sending money by BACS is quicker and easier. You don't have to spend an arm and a leg to buy a stamp, and the money can't get "lost" or delayed in the post. They have the use of the money immediately, buy something they want with it, then tell me/show me what they bought. Better all round for everybody, in my opinion, though I accept everybody is different. I know people who still want to bring back pounds shillings and pence 🙄 -
It is important that children and young adults should not be irritated when given money as a gift 😕 -
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