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How much money a week/month do you get? Lolol...
£20 but this week I said I was saving up lolol so I got another £30 out of nowhere lolol.
buttons
14-07-2010, 09:13 PM
eh i used to get a tenner a week from my dad when i was younger but i never spent any, same at birthday/xmas. just put it all in the bank.
i just ask my mum for money when i want something which is not often.
oh includin ema £30 ahahaah
Casio
14-07-2010, 09:14 PM
At 18 i get £40 pocket money a week from parents, £30 a week EMA and everything else is provided for me as and when :)
I used to get pocket money, but that kind of just stopped, so i just ask and i usually get (unless its stupidly priced)
jackass
14-07-2010, 09:16 PM
I tend to get between £150 and £200 a month for work.
The pay is just awful.
Casio
14-07-2010, 09:16 PM
I tend to get between £150 and £200 a month for work.
The pay is just awful.
Wow, less the £50 a week, that is poor.
Samantha.
14-07-2010, 09:23 PM
I get £30 EMA a week and then I get another £30 from work a week :)
Alexx..
14-07-2010, 09:24 PM
In September I get £30 a week for EMA but now i don't really have a set limit what I get every month, I just ask if I want anything and most of the time I get it haha.
-:Undertaker:-
14-07-2010, 09:27 PM
I only get £30 EMA every week and hardly spend any of it, if I do spend it it is on clothes. I have never really been given pocket money.
jackass
14-07-2010, 09:57 PM
Wow, less the £50 a week, that is poor.
It really is. I would quit due to the HORRIBLE hours (sometimes from 1:00PM until 2:00AM) and the pay is just... so bad, but i've got no other job to go to (yet), so this isn't a possibility, I need the money! :(
I used to get £10 a week off my mum when I was younger.
I now get about £30 a week, buy my mum still pays for my clothes (which are designer) which comes up to quite a lot a month =]
alexxxxx
14-07-2010, 10:08 PM
£30 a month. apart from that i just live off money given at birthday and xmas. when i get to uni it'll obv be different
never got pocket money. if there was a job needing to be done id bargain a fiver or something but thats it. i now get about £90 a week at work
---------- Post added 14-07-2010 at 11:16 PM ----------
£30 a month. apart from that i just live off money given at birthday and xmas. when i get to uni it'll obv be different
yessssss student loan :love3:
Nothing at the mo'. Used to get £20 a week ema money though.
Meanies
14-07-2010, 10:25 PM
never really got pocket money, i'd get the odd bit now and then but nothing regular.
didn't get ema, but i'd get £30 a week to cover my bus pass and lunches, then keep anything left over which wasn't a lot
Special
14-07-2010, 10:41 PM
20 a month now + other bits & in september that will go up to 50 because of EMA & hopefully even more from a job
Used to get like £5 per week at primary school.
About £20ish at secondary school which I had to buy my lunches with etc.
£30ish at 6th form which I also had to pay bus fare with as well as lunch. No ema. Parents total income like a few hundred quid over the boundary lol.
Get absolutely nothing now though. Live off student load and I've just got a part time job which I start in August.
Hitman
14-07-2010, 10:45 PM
At 18 i get £40 pocket money a week from parents, £30 a week EMA and everything else is provided for me as and when :)
Why the hell do you need EMA if your parents are giving you £40 pocket money per week? :rolleyes: And at 18... you should be getting a job not taking 'pocket money' from parents...
Nothing.
danzooo
14-07-2010, 10:55 PM
When I was younger my mum gave me £10 every week.
The now I get roughly £300 on average a month from work.
W00TZEH
14-07-2010, 11:40 PM
£10 a week which goes straight into my bank account for my phone contract.
IceNineKills
14-07-2010, 11:48 PM
800-900 a month, before tax.
leer34$
15-07-2010, 05:06 AM
For work I get like $100NZD every fortnight. Dunno what it is in pounds or whatever.
Swastika
15-07-2010, 10:34 AM
I used to get about £20 a week from my parents when i was in secondary school.
Now it depends how many shifts at work i do, i can earn anything from £20 - £150 plus £30 EMA.
Why the hell do you need EMA if your parents are giving you £40 pocket money per week? :rolleyes: And at 18... you should be getting a job not taking 'pocket money' from parents...
Nothing.
Agreed... I never got pocket money. Now that I have a job I get around 200 AUD (roughly 115 pounds) a week.
For work I get like $100NZD every fortnight. Dunno what it is in pounds or whatever.
According to Google, 100 New Zealand dollars = 47.3905062 British pounds.
325.00 a month. I normally spend half of it.
£30 a week
£20 goes towards my contract :)
Gibs960
15-07-2010, 05:40 PM
I don't get any, I just sell stuff like games that I get for christmas for money :D
wiktoria
15-07-2010, 06:19 PM
I don't get spends my mum just gives me money whenever I need it.
Becca
15-07-2010, 07:36 PM
£40 at the most, depends where I'm going.
This week i've had 30 or so quid.
Sharon
15-07-2010, 08:03 PM
No set pocket money. If theres something I want I'll say and get. If it's something a bit higher as in my PB Bag it'll take some time but within a month or two I'll own one :')
AgnesIO
15-07-2010, 08:16 PM
At 18 i get £40 pocket money a week from parents, £30 a week EMA and everything else is provided for me as and when :)
This doesn't add up.
Your APPARENTLY live in a 550k to 600k house and you get £40 a week from your parents.
Yet if you get £30 EMA then your parents must earn LESS (well your household), must earn no more than £20,817 per year. So each month they can earn a MAXIMUM of £400 a week. Yet they give 1/10th to you?
So your family are fairly wealthy (if we believe your 600k house), you get £70 a week in total.
Erm, or not.
Swearwolf
15-07-2010, 08:28 PM
none lol i live in the real world where you want summit, you earn it
nat965
16-07-2010, 02:40 AM
about $10 a week :P
=Lizzy
16-07-2010, 08:55 PM
£20 a week if i'm lucky
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