Here's what Warren Buffett gives family for the holidays. (via CNBCMakeIt)
Billionaire Warren Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, has built his fortune on strategy, carefully deciding how to spend and invest his money.According to Buffett's former daughter-in-law Mary, now 67, Buffett switched from "always giving $10,000 in hundred-dollar bills" to each of his relatives, to giving $10,000 in stock instead. Mary was married to Buffett's son Peter from 1980 to 1993.in October.
Mary says that in the letter, Buffett told each family member they could either cash in the shares or keep them. Mary told ThinkAdvisor she kept the stock. "I thought, 'Well, [this stock] is worth more than $10,000.' So, I kept it, and it kept going up. Then, every year when he'd give us stock ... I would just buy more of it, because I knew it was going to go up," she said.
Buffett isn't the only famous stock gift-giver: In 2017, Kanye West gave Kim Kardashian West over $100,000 in stock in companies like . On her Instagram, Kardashian West revealed the gift included 920 Disney shares and around 995 shares in Adidas.sweets from See's Candies – in fact Buffett loves See's so much that Berkshire Hathaway purchased the company in 1972."The first year [Peter and I] were married, I realized, 'Warren is very rich. Therefore, he doesn't want anything,'" she said.
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