Here's The Ultimate New Jersey 2024 Holiday Tipping Guide

It's that time of year to express gratitude to the people who have supported and helped you throughout the year.

Your hairstylist, trash collector, child’s daycare staff, dog walker, housecleaner, and the list goes on and on.

Giving a little extra isn't something you necessarily have to do, but it's a thoughtful way to show your appreciation and spread some holiday cheer.

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I know it's not meant to be stressful, but it’s easy to find yourself wondering who to tip and how much to give.

Everyone's situation is different and of course, it's always the thought that counts, however, I was able to find some holiday tipping guidelines that may help you in deciding on what to give to each person.

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They're calling it "The No-Stress Guide To Holiday Tipping."

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2024 Holiday Tipping Guide

Babysitter/nanny: one typical session/one week's pay
Daycare staffer: $25 to $75, depending on how many hours your child is in this person's care each week
Hairstylist/colorist/barber: the cost of one service
Home health aide/in-home caregiver: one week's pay
Housecleaner: one visit
Landscaper: one visit

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Massage therapist you see regularly: one session
Manicurist/pedicurist you see regularly: one session
Newspaper delivery person: $10 to $30
Personal trainer: one session
Pet sitter/dog walker/groomer: one session
Trash collectors/sanitation workers: $10 to $30 each

It's also nice to tip the gas attendants in New Jersey who are out there working in this cold weather!

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