Here’s how to set up responsibilities-based allowance:
| Nondiscretionary | Cost | Who Pays |
| School Lunches | | |
| Clothes | | |
| Transportation | | |
| Toiletries | | |
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| Discretionary | Cost | Who Pays |
| Toys | | |
| Movies and Videos | | |
| Games | | |
| Hobbies | | |
| Music | | |
| Gifts for friends, family | | |
| Donations | | |
| Snacks | | |
| Batteries for Toys | | |
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Available Slides:
Financial Values Puzzle
Allowance
Responsibilities Based Allowance
Misconceptions About Saving
Forcing vs. Inspiring Kids to Save
Giving Kids Incentives to Save
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