told the Money team that a regular pocket money allowance was a "really good way" of getting children into the habit of earning and spending. She said receiving a regular allowance helped teach ...

That equates to £37 a month. Reflecting inflationary pressures, 54% who give pocket money admit they have increased the amount due to the rising cost of goods and services. From Robux to ...

On top of that, the cost-of living crunch is squeezing disposable household income and prompting some parents to reassess how much pocket money they pay and how they do it. The biggest question ...

Whether children should get pocket money during holidays is a nuanced question and depends on several factors, including age, family values, and financial education goals. Financial education during ...

Pocket money, in the sense of the small amount of ... a growing culture of regular government handouts to “help with the cost of living” (and coincidentally the government’s polling numbers ...