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    Quote Originally Posted by Cherry Coke View Post
    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'm out of touch, i'm out of love
    i'll pick you up when you're getting down
    and out of all these things i've done
    i think i love you better now

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    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 =]

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    £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
    goodbye.

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    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

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    Quote Originally Posted by alexxxxx View Post
    £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 ove3:

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    Nothing at the mo'. Used to get £20 a week ema money though.



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    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

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    20 a month now + other bits & in september that will go up to 50 because of EMA & hopefully even more from a job

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    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.
    Last edited by N!ck; 14-07-2010 at 10:51 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cherry Coke View Post
    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.

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    When I was younger my mum gave me £10 every week.

    The now I get roughly £300 on average a month from work.



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