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Providing children with pocket money on a weekly basis can benefit them in the future. Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge and experience.

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In
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 21st century, no one can survive without
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. It is an essential thing which children and adults both need. Here Adults can easily earn
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 by doing a job
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 for pupils,
pocket
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money
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 is trending in many countries. In my point of view, I am disagreeing with giving
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money
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 regularly because it makes them spoiled. To start with, giving
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money
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 on weekly basis to toddlers is not a wise thing. The reason behind
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 they do not have proper knowledge of where to spend
money
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 and from that sometimes they go on the wrong path which put their future in dark.
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, a 15-year-old student watches a show where
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 drinks alcohol and
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 he used to drink liquor on a regular basis with his regular earnings given by his parents.
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, pupils are not enough mature to think about future savings
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 the majority of them do not save a single penny and either waste their
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 or lost it because they do not have
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value for
money
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.
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, a survey happened in American schools that 58% of the students spend received amount either on chocolates or waffles and amongst 43% forget to collect the cash from the school canteen or cafe. All and all to conclude my point, giving
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money
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 is good but using it without any guidance is not good and because
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providing cash on a weekly basis sometimes led pupils on the wrong path and made them spend their
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useless things.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • pocket money
  • benefit
  • financial responsibility
  • budgeting skills
  • saving habits
  • independence
  • decision-making
  • financial management
  • value of money
  • earning
  • spending
  • responsibility
  • accountability
  • consequences
  • work ethic
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