16 of the best gifts you can get for grads under $50

The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you'll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchaseAll through the month of May, nervous but excited young adults will be receiving college diplomas and leaving their home for the last four years to start anew stage in their lives.Families, friends, and loved ones will be looking for ways to celebrate them and to ease the transition however they can.Depending on how close you are to the graduate in your life, a big graduation gift might not be necessary, though you also don'twant to show up empty-handed. Even something small is nice, and the thought alone will carry more weight on someone's big day than the gift itself.For others, you might just be looking for small, inexpensive gifts to supplement the check or cash you're planning to slip them to help ease the financial burden of becoming an adult in earnest.Using input from colleagues, fellow students, and my own input as a graduate-to-be, I've rounded up 16 of the most thoughtful gifts you could give for less than$50, so you can pick one up or mix and match a few to suit your graduate.DON'T MISS:20 perfect gifts for new college graduatesA well-loved business book meant to motivateEven though the long-awaited end to classes might make some graduates vow never to open another book, doing exactly that would be a major disadvantage. If your graduate wants to get ahead in life, inspirational and pointed books like the one we've chosen will help them to cultivate the skills they need, build confidence and vocabulary, and sustain their desire to make an impact.Gift "How to Win Friends & Influence People," $9.56A framed college memoryFramebridge is one of our favorite photo services because they make framing your memories and pictures easier and more affordable than ever. If you want to commemorate the years they've spent in college, or, if they're going far from home for a job opportunityframe a nice picture of their loved ones. It's thoughtful, sweet, and something they'll likely be glad to have.Gift a Framebridge gift cardAn Echo DotThis hands-free, voice-controlled device uses Alexa to play music, control smart home devices, make calls, send and receive messages, provide information, read the news, set alarms, read audiobooks from Audible, and a bunch more. Plus, it's a bargain deal for that much convenience from a piece of tech that costs less than$50.Gift an Echo Dot, $49.99See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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