The Bank of Dad is officially out of funds. Please direct all future withdrawal requests elsewhere.
If “Dad, can I have some money?” is practically a family catchphrase, this funny mug is going to get an immediate laugh.
The colourful Bank of Dad – Currently Out of Funds design shows a very familiar scene: Dad holding an empty wallet while his hard-earned cash quite literally flies away.
Sound familiar?
This one is made for the dad who pays for dinner, covers the unexpected extras, lends the kids twenty bucks and has learned that the words “Dad, quick question…” are rarely followed by anything free.
But the joke comes with a bit of love too.
But Still Best Dad Ever.
Because even when the Bank of Dad is running dangerously low on reserves, he’s still the bloke everyone turns to.
That mix of cheeky humour and genuine appreciation makes this more than another generic Dad gift. It gets the laugh, but it also tells him he’s appreciated — without getting overly sentimental about it.
And it won’t just sit around gathering dust. This 11oz ceramic coffee mug is ready for morning coffee, afternoon tea, hot chocolate or the caffeine required to survive the next family funding request.
It’s an easy gift win for birthdays, Christmas or simply because the family financier deserves something for himself for once. The design is non-personalised and ready to order, so there are no names, dates or extra details to organise.
If your dad has spent years keeping the family economy afloat, give him something back before the next withdrawal hits.
Add the Bank of Dad mug to cart today, then browse our Funny Mugs collection for more cheeky gifts made to get a proper laugh.
Key Features
- 11oz ceramic coffee mug
- Bold, colourful Bank of Dad artwork
- Features Currently Out of Funds
- Finished with But Still Best Dad Ever
- Funny and affectionate family money humour
- Non-personalised and ready to order
- Suitable for coffee, tea or hot chocolate
- Practical for everyday use at home or work
- Great birthday or Christmas gift for Dad
- Made for the dad who seems to pay for everything
