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Pocket money - how do you earn it and how do you spend it?

A child is holding a jar with coins in it. There is a label on the jar that says pocket moneyImage source, Getty Images

If you get pocket money, do you have to do jobs to earn it?

And if you do extra chores do you get extra pay?

A survey looking into how kids earn and spend their pocket money says fewer parents are giving it out weekly.

Instead, more kids are being rewarded with cash for things like chores or a good school report.

We want to know how you earn your pocket money and what you like to spend it on. Let us know in the comments below!

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The survey used information from more than 350,000 children aged six to 17-years-old that use NatWest Rooster.

It found on average kids in the UK earn £9.13 per week, which is down slightly on 2023.

But children are earning more for chores, with a 7p increase for walking the dog and a 21p increase for mowing the lawn on average, compared to last year.

The amount children have saved over the year has also slumped, but gaming is still the most common thing to save for.