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Money confidence is a skill, not a lecture, and children pick it up best by handling real money in small amounts. These guides cover how much pocket money to give at each age in the UK, how to talk about money without making it awkward, and how to teach saving, spending and giving in a way that sticks. For older children there's pricing, profit and simple budgeting - the maths behind a bake sale or a first side hustle. Each guide includes age-by-age suggestions from 6 to 18, so you can start where your child is now rather than where a textbook says they should be. When it's time to practise, our free money tools let them price a product, plan a budget and see what they'd actually take home.
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Fifteen good books for girls aged 6-8: picture books about real women, girls who make things, first chapter books and books about ideas and money.
How much pocket money to give in the UK: averages by age from the latest data, weekly or monthly, cash or app, and how to make it teach something.
The life skills UK children rarely learn at school - money, speaking up, pricing, applications and rejection - and what to work on at each age.
Fifteen good books for girls aged 9-12, grouped by what you want the book to do: build confidence, get her reading, or teach money and business sense.
Thirteen good books for teenage girls: fiction they will finish, confidence and mindset, and money and business - with age and content notes.
An age-by-age UK guide to teaching kids about money: pocket money, saving, budgeting, investing and earning their own income.
Five playful, pressure-free ways to start money conversations with your daughter - from pocket money experiments to real-world budgeting games.
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Ten story-led modules take them from spotting a problem to pitching their own idea.
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