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A simple and fun guide to help kids learn smart money habits using the 50/30/20 budgeting rule.
SMART BUDGETING FOR KIDS
50/30/20 RULE EXPLAINED
50/30/20 RULE FOR KIDS?
The 50/30/20 rule helps kids divide their money into needs, wants, and savings—building strong financial habits early.
HOW KIDS CAN SPEND 50% ON NEEDS
Needs include essentials like school items, clothing, and basic supplies. Teaching this helps kids understand priorities.
SMART WAYS TO USE THE 30% FOR WANTS
Wants are fun items like toys or treats. Kids learn thoughtful spending by comparing prices and avoiding impulse buys.
WHY 20% SAVINGS BUILDS STRONG MONEY HABITS
Savings teach discipline. Children can save for short-term goals or long-term dreams using jars, charts, or apps.
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TEACHING NEEDS VS
WANTS
Sorting games, shopping role-play, and charts help kids easily understand what they truly need versus what they simply want.
AGE-BASED ALLOWANCE GUIDELINES
Younger kids can start with $1–$2 weekly, while older children may earn $5–$20 depending on chores and responsibility.
CREATING YOUR FAMILY’S 50/30/20 BUDGET PLAN
Set up an allowance system, have weekly money talks, and adjust the budget as your child grows to build financial confidence.
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