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How much pocket money does the average french child get?
10euros a week
How much pocket money should a 9 year old get?
The amount of pocket money for a 9 year old can vary based on the family's financial situation and the child's needs. On average, parents may give between $5 to $10 per week as pocket money for a 9 year old to help them learn about money management and savings. It's important to consider teaching the child about budgeting and saving a portion of their pocket money for goals or unexpected expenses.
How much pocket money should a 12 year old girl get get?
i think $50/week is appropriate
How much pocket money do you need for 1 week US vacation?
It depends on where you go, what you plan to do there, and the quality you expect?
How much pocket money should a 8 year old get?
I give my daughter who is 8, 1 pound a week, if she is good.
Can a percent increase be more than 100 percent?
Certainly. If your pocket money goes up from $10 a week to $25 a week that is an increase of 150% and the new amount is 250% of the old.
How do you save money for you first car?
Get a job and put money aside every week until you have enough money to purchase the car you want.
How much pocket money should you get a week?
NONE There are millions of kids starving all over the world, do you hear them complaing about pocket money? NO. Be glad you are being fed and housed, go down on your chubby American knees and thank Ronald McDonald that you werent born in Africa
How much money did Jesse Owens make a year?
enough to higher a different hooker for eveynight of the week
How much money is in an average kid's allowance?
eNOUGH tO hELP tHEM iN tHIER lifes But Not To Much
What type of lottery player wins the most. someone who pays a certain number combo all the time or someone who plays random numbers?
The one who keeps the money in their pocket - honestly. Your odds of winning enough to break even after playing every day/week are astronomically high.
Sentences beginning with You do?
'You do everything for me.' 'You do not deserve any pocket money this week.' 'You do believe me, don't you?' 'You do talk a lot of rubbish!' 'You do your homework in too much of a rush.' There are endless possibilities.
