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None. My parents provided the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this basics w clothing (2 pair jeans, pair of shoes, 8-10 tops). Behind that, I worked for it. Only allowed $10 of every paycheck and everything else into savings for college (1978). Could keep my babysitting money. Same, with the added benefit of slave labour on the farm. When I did make money working for other farmers in area my mom would put any cash in a bank account for me. I never saw a dollar of that money. Got wise and just started hoarding any money I’d make. Same. Milked cows, slopped hogs, fed horses, bailed hay, schlepped grain, shoveled tons of manure, cut trees, split and stacked firewood, and did whatever else the day called for. For spare cash, I pumped gas and diesel, topped off fluids and checked tire pressures at the local gas station. My friends delivered newspapers. Those kid jobs are all gone, now.

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Working the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this farm wasn’t to bad I was driving tractors and grain trucks before I turned 9. We had a pig/grain farm even cleaning pig stalls didn’t bother me. Worst job by far I found was crushing grain as it took all day and alot of shoveling mostly just boring. The biggest benefit from that job was I can reverse any trailer attached to any machine like a pro now lol. The old saying a farmer can back a trailer thru a Crack in a wall rings true for me anyway. Definitely a skill that came in handy when I started the logging/sawmill job I got when I was 16 But obviously whenever I had to go out eating/going to the cinema/going out in general my parents would ask me if I needed money and my father usually gave me 50€ which was more than enough I needed, so sometimes I could get out without having to ask more money since I could save some from the previous time. My parents were the same, no fixed allowance but if I was going out with friends they’d give me some spending money and it was always too much so I could save some.
This is how my parents were when I was a teen. If I went out shopping with friends, my mom would ask me what I was planning to buy, and depending on how reasonable it was, I’d get that and a little extra. Usually, I’d just ask for money for a couple of T-shirts or undies (VS and American Eagle used to do the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this bulk sales). Sometimes, I’d need a coat or new pants or shoes and they’d give me more and talk about reasonable quality and price to set my expectations and help me make a good decision. My mom would look through my purchases to give me advice on spending. I didn’t get a regular allowance and was just expected to help out and do chores because I’m a member of the family and you don’t get paid as an adult to contribute to your household duties. They’d be lenient if I had guests over or a lot of homework from school. I was a good student, did sports, and usually was well behaved at home, so I had a lot of freedom with money despite my parents being fairly strict on other things.

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I’d get birthday money from relatives and my mom made me put most in a savings account and taught me how to balance a checkbook, write checks, and use a debit card. Lol. I mostly remember using birthday money on stuffed animals and most going in my bank account for later. Same. I feel bad for a lot of people in here. Being a parent doesn’t make them entitled to free child labor or that a kid “should be happy to live there and eat”. That’s a shit parent. Mine would put a 20 € under my morning coffee cup every night I spent at her place (same town, 10 minute walk away from my parents’). Gramps on the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this other hand was hanging out 100s to all grandkids for his OWN birthday: this way all of us were happy and all were genuinely wishing him to live another 100 years. Well to break the cycle, I got $20 every month. My parents also worked me like a dog. I saved up all that money starting at 12 and bought a beater with it at 18. I honestly think it taught me the value of money and work ethic
This made me laugh harder because my first car I actually did keep one of my doors on with the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this help of a ton of duct tape. A decrepit car is a car that is often old and damaged and is in a barely functional state. There are many slang terms used to describe such cars, such as jalopy, beater, clunker, hooptie, old banger (most commonly used in the UK), but the most popular being junk car. $20 a month is also what I got. I was told that I could save it or use it as I wanted, but that if I wanted/needed clothes, that was now my responsibility. I became an excellent saver. Edit: This began at age 16, when I could drive, and ended as soon as I got my first job. When I was about 13, my dad offered to match whatever I could save so 6yrs later he was shocked when I told him I had $3000. I even emptied my coin jar because, 50¢ is actually $1 in this deal!
Every kid i knew who got an (reasonable)allowance ended up much better off with their money in their early 20s. My parents like many saw it as a hand out and spoiling children. Financial literacy cannot be taught if it’s not had by the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this parents. He still has no allowance. He’s 9. Told him he can earn it when he starts doing chores. Meanwhile he does have a savings and checking account and I explain how to sort percentages etc. He loves coming up with money making ideas and blames me for not signing off on him starting a business. Kid knows more than most of my colleagues, self taught (not by me). He says I’m just here to give him the big words, he comes to describe his ideas and I have to just listen and give him the terms. Lol I agree financial literacy needs to be taught. I disagree allowances or money is needed for that. Warren Buffett is a strong example of strict dude and parenting. But the fallacy that you need money to teach these things is really limiting, cause anyone can learn and teach it.
I don’t think it’s fully required, but what you have with your kid sounds like partially luck. You ran into the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this luck of having a kid who was interested in that sort of thing. Most kids probably won’t have an inherent interest in it. The reason an allowance is good, is because you can buy your kid less things directly, and tell them if they want it, they should save their allowance for it. They get used to rationing money and saving money, and are forced to make tough decisions. They are put in low stakes situations where they need to manage their money, and yet they’ll want things (i.e. a new game or a smart watch or something) that will encourage them to both save that money and be reward oriented, with respect to long term goals instead of instant gratification or surprise gifts.
True. I had an allowance, but i didn’t learn about handling money from that. My parents taught me that. And the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this golden rule still rings in the back of my mind. “Always pay your bills first, you dont want to have a blemish on your financial record. If you buy stuff on credit, it means you cant afford it, because you are spending money you never had” Everything else i paid in cash. If i really wanted something, i saved up for it. Oh and ofc they taught me plenty about saving money and budgeting. What you’re seeing is a result of the correlation between doing well in your 20s and growing up upper-middle class where your parents can afford to give an allowance. People are just likely to adopt the traits of their parents. My parents were thrifty, money was tight, and I did not get an allowance. As an adult, I became thrifty like my parents, and I know how to manage my money.
It really should be. Giving a kid or teenager just 5 or 10 dollars a week teaches them how to budget and save money at an early age. This is a skill a lot of adults don’t have. If you were in a Hispanic household and raised in the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this 80’s, you were “ALLOWED” to live. That was your allowance. There was no such thing as an allowance. (I’m Colombian / Puerto Rican) Raised with the Colombian side of my family. Chores were a must, not optional. Yet, I’m also thankful that I learned to do so many things since I was young. It made me self-sufficient at an early age. It has helped me become a stronger woman. 24f Puerto Rican raised in the US here, also can confirm this is still a thing. i tried so hard to get my parents to pay me an allowance and they laughed at me LOL Mexican here, yes this is the answer. I was allowed to live and given a bed and meals in exchange for yard work and helping out in every way. Helping out also meant extended family, like if a tio needed help I was free labor. Also, I started a part time job when I turned 16 and have always had a job. I don’t have any complaints at all, I have so many skills from helping 6 tios, I can wire a house, lay shingled roofing, hang drywall, frame a house, lay and tie rebar, pour concrete, work on cars, do yard work, and so on. I knew I wanted to not work as physically hard as them so I went to college, paid for it through loans myself, and have always had a great work ethic and ability to learn quickly. I am thankful for my upbringing, I take nothing for granted.
Exactly! The concept of allowance for a child is foreign to me and only when coming to the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this USA did I hear of it. I thought it was even more outrageous that parents would exchange the completion of chores with money when their children did it. As children, we understood is was an obligation to help out in the household, especially when asked. What allowance? I still think that way. As part of a family unit, you contribute to the maintenance of the household. Allowances serves a very real purpose to teach kids to manage their finances and what it means to save for a goal, instead of making money something abstract you’ll have to extract from someone on a case by case basis. It’s why very young kids just get e.g. two three euros a week.
Makes sense. I didn’t get an allowance as a child but I got almost anything I pointed at. Guess who is absolutely terrible at managing money as an adult ? I think this happened a lot more than just in Hispanic households. Not Hispanic, but I asked my mom about allowance when I was about 10. She laughed at me and made me do MORE chores for FREE. For whatever reason one day my mom sat us down and went ”if you do this list of chores every week, I’ll give you something so you can save it and buy your own clothes or things you need when we go to the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this store”…. …..we started doing the list of chores, never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever saw a dime. I asked her one day what she meant by “saving” anything…got tasked with manual labor every weekend for a couple weeks to a month….then one day going to the jobsite with your dad was just kinda expected lol
My parents said “just ask for whatever you need and we will give you money for it” which basically meant you don’t get money unless we think that something is worth it. I would mostly ask for games or computer related stuff but that was not something worth i guess, thankfully pirating games without repercussion in my country is a thing and my morals are not. They would always give me money for clothes or going out but those things weren’t so interesting to me, i really don’t care what I’m wearing as long as it looks nice and i didn’t use to go out much I got about 20 bucks a week for lunch money (a la carte style cafeteria so there wasn’t much extra left at the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this end of week) and if I told them what plans I had they would hand over money. Nothing outrageous. Like if I was going to the movies with friends I’d get 15 bucks (90’s money and prices) to cover my ticket and candy. They decided the amount of money for the activities described and I could explain my planned expenses if I wanted more. They trusted me with a credit card to purchase gas/gas station food only. I didn’t have a car that was “mine” but there was always one available if I asked.
Shopping for clothes, shoes, and purses was with my mom almost exclusively. She wanted to be the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this one to decide if the price VS quality was worth it. She didn’t need to see it on me just wanted to look at the materials and stitching. For birthdays, I got a set amount to spend however I wanted on clothing and was let lose in an outlet mall. I didn’t work and was objectively privileged but in hindsight maybe they should have made me work. I grew up knowing the value of things but had no idea the value of labor/time. My first job was a “real” job and I was not prepared for work culture. I don’t understand the concept of an allowance. Do you just get money for no reason? I get paid a little, but only for certain chores that my parents really don’t want to do. Allowances are usually given for a specific set of consistent chores. I see why people think that it is just a handout or that a child should just do chores because they eat and live for free but there is a good amount of evidence that paying a child for their efforts and making them use their own money for the fun things in their life can teach them better financial literacy for their future.
Exactly. I got $20 a week for basic chores like doing the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this dishes and keeping the house tidy. I could spend it on things like seeing a movie with my friends (or usually snacks). But we had a list of extra chores I could do that I would get an extra $5 for, such as sweeping the garage out or sweeping and mopping all the floors. I’d say that’s fairly normal right? Since you’re a kid still and don’t have a job yet, you’d have to ask your parents for money to do things anyways, so why not earn it by helping around the house? It teaches you the value of money there is a good amount of evidence that paying a child for their efforts and making them use their own money for the fun things in their life can teach them better financial literacy for their future.
My sister would pay for “standard issue” clothing for her kids, and they had to save for the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this difference between that and anything “designer” … if they wanted fad sneakers, they had to come up with the $$$ between them and good but not trendy ones. Nah this is just the rare times where everyone commenting doesnt have a 7 figure salary. Everytime shit like this pops up everyone and their dog who has 6 figures comes out the woodwork. Now it’s just the other end of the bellcurve popping up $1/year of age weekly starting at around 4yo (so $4 USD per week). Contingent upon all chores being satisfactorily completed. I had a savings account and learned personal finance very early on. When I was 16 it was $16/week plus whatever I made at my PT job. There wasn’t an actual limit but me and my brother were free to take whatever amount we wanted but we never went overboard with it, just enough to have a coke/soft drink after playing football a few times a week when we were kids, then more as time went by and we got older but we also worked a lot around the house, at least one whole day during the week was spent working in the garden or vineyard or whatever the fuck my parents came up that week.
Glad to see someone else with the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this same story. Seeing all these other comments with ppl saying they never had one worried me for a se My guess is that a lot of people are taking it literally. Like, when I was a kid and the concept of an allowance came up, I was indignant about how unfair it was that I didn’t have one. To which my parents replied, “We gave you 20$ to go to the movies last weekend!” They then went on to note all of the times they bought me snacks, sodas, and various other “needs” without a thought. Youth hockey alone would have had a total somewhere in the thousands if I’d let them keep going, lol. Add to that all of the 4th of Julys, county fairs, and other festivals where I’d repeatedly be given a 20 and told to go nuts multiple times a day, and that was basically my college fund.
My dad once slid me a couple hundred bucks for prom one year because I bagged a total smoke show, but the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this next year, he only gave me a 50. I thought for a second to argue it, but I did definitely settle on my date that year, and I already had several hundred dollars in my pocket from selling weed to my friends. I should note that we were not a very well-off family. If we weren’t poor, then we were definitely damn close to it. My parents were just frugal when it came to us kids, and I’ll always be thankful for the sacrifices they made for us. I grew up in the ’70s and ’80s. I earned $0.50 a week for cutting out coupons from the Saturday paper. But after about a year I thought that was too little so I went on strike for 2 weeks. I demanded a raise and got a $1 a week after that. I felt so empowered. And if you think about it, the money my parents saved from those coupons more than made up for my allowance. So it was a good economy for us both.
I had the Everyone is a little Irish on St Patricks Day Scottish shirt Also,I will get this privilege of getting fed and having clothing and a place to sleep. When I turned 15 (1996), I had to get a job. I got $20/month, but I also got my first job at 15, which I kept working until graduation. It only paid $0.50 over minimum wage, but since I didn’t pay for gas (no car), I could spend my money on fun stuff like perfume, movie tickets, and comic books. nothing. When I wanted games in high school I just saved my luMy parents gave me $30 and I ask them for more whenever I run out. The unspoken rule was to not abuse the system. I mostly spent the money on school lunch I lived with my mom full time and she never bought or made food for me so my dad stepped in (in hindsight, she should not have had custody)

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