16 Questions
Children in Scotland receive less than the national average of pocket money.
False
All teenagers in Britain have a part-time job.
False
Teenagers who receive pocket money do not have to do any chores.
False
The average weekly pocket money for eighteen to fifteen-year-olds in the UK is about £10.
False
Only children over 15 can work in Britain.
False
According to the report, most children save none of their weekly pocket money.
False
About 25% of teenagers in Britain have a part-time job.
False
The average weekly pocket money for 13-year-olds in the UK is about £6.
True
Some part-time jobs for teenagers include working in hospitals and schools.
False
Teenagers in London receive less than the national average of pocket money.
False
The government has no laws about children working in Britain.
False
About 90% of teenagers in Britain receive pocket money from their parents.
False
More girls than boys save their pocket money.
False
Children under 13 can work in Britain with no exceptions.
False
Some teenagers receive more than £50 a month as pocket money.
True
All teenagers in Britain have to do chores to get their pocket money.
False
Study Notes
Pocket Money
- 77% of teenagers in Britain receive pocket money from their parents
- Average weekly pocket money for 15-18 year olds in the UK is around £6
- Children in Scotland receive more than the national average, and Londoners get the most
- Teenagers receive more money than younger children
- Some 15-19 year olds receive more than £100 a month
- Many children save at least 25% of their weekly pocket money
- More boys than girls save their money
Part-Time Work
- 15% of teenagers have a part-time job
- Only children over 13 can work, with some exceptions (e.g. actors)
- Popular part-time jobs for teens include:
- Babysitting
- Delivering newspapers
- Shop work
- Restaurant or café work
- Government laws regulate child labor:
- Maximum 2 hours of work on school days, not during school hours
- Longer hours allowed on weekends and school holidays
- National minimum wage for under-18s is around £4 per hour, increasing annually
- Minimum wage is higher for older workers
Learn about the habits and practices that can help teenagers achieve financial independence. This quiz covers the importance of pocket money, doing chores, and managing finances as a young adult.
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