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Saturday, November 26, 2011

How to Educate your Kids about Using Allowance for Kids Effectively

By Elsie Nelson


Most parents these days will provide their children with some kind of allowance when they get to a certain age. When doing so it is important for you to consider a fair few things. Here are some tips on how to set up an allowance for kids.

You should start off by providing your kids with an allowance only when they start showing any type of interest in money and proper money management. The purpose of an allowance is to provide your children with some freedom in purchasing what they want, but at the same time you should also be used in order to teach them the value of money and how to properly manage it.

When you do decide that your child is ready to receive some money from you each month or week then it is important for you to specify exactly what they will be responsible for. By doing this you will know exactly how much you will be providing for them.

You should start off by writing out a list that covers all of the necessities that you currently are responsible for. You should then consider exactly what they will be responsible for and then base the amount on this. Also remember that when your children begin to get older their habits will change and as such the size of their allowance is likely to change as well.

Chores should always be completed before receiving any money. This is an important part of the process as your children need to understand that they cannot simply receive something for nothing. This can set a bad precedent for the rest of their lives.

One final tip is to ensure that you do not provide any more than you can actually afford. Consider giving them an amount based on their age or based on the chores that they complete.




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