Pocket money, made simple.

A practical age-by-age breakdown of pocket money amounts for Australian kids aged 5–12, with tips on what works at each stage.

Five-year-olds are just starting to understand money. Here's what Australian parents are giving — and what actually works at this age.

Six-year-olds can start connecting money to choices. Here's the right pocket money amount and how to make it meaningful.

At seven, kids can handle simple saving goals. Here's what Australian families are giving and why that amount makes sense.

Eight-year-olds are ready for more responsibility with money. Find the right amount and a system that teaches real financial habits.

By nine, kids can manage multiple saving goals at once. Here's the pocket money amount that keeps them engaged without overwhelming them.

Ten is a turning point for financial independence. See what Australian families are paying and how to structure it for maximum learning.

A clear reference chart of pocket money amounts for Australian kids by age, with median figures and a printable version for the fridge.

Considering Spriggy for your kids but unsure about the fees? Here are the best alternatives — including one that's completely free.

A plain-English breakdown of Spriggy's monthly fee, what it includes, and whether it's worth it for your family.

We compared every major pocket money app available in Australia — here's what each one costs, who it's best for, and our top pick.

Practical, age-appropriate ways to build real financial habits in Australian kids — from the first coin to managing multiple spending goals.

Australians say 'pocket money', Americans say 'allowance'. But beyond the words, is there a difference in approach? Yes — and it matters.

The eternal Australian parenting question: how much should the bins chore actually be worth? We did the maths so you don't have to.