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Gaming, in-app purchases and online scams: a parent guide

The safest starting point is to make every purchase require approval, remove stored payment details where practical, and agree on a real-dollar gaming budget with your child. Then make it easy for them to tell you when something goes wrong.
Sep 2, 2026
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A simple way to teach saving, spending and giving

Give each dollar three possible jobs: spending now, saving for later, or helping someone else. Children do not need a perfect percentage split. They need a visible routine that lets them practise all three choices.
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How much pocket money should children get at each age?

There is no official Australian rate for pocket money. A useful amount is one your family can afford consistently and your child can make real choices with. For many families, that starts with a few dollars a week in primary school and grows gradually as the child takes responsibility for more of their own spending.
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What teenagers need to know before their first job

Before a teenager starts their first job, they should know the agreed pay rate, employment type, expected hours, when they will be paid, how to read a payslip, and where tax and superannuation go. They should also know that keeping records and asking questions is normal.
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When should a child get their first bank account and debit card?

A child is ready for a bank account when they have money to keep track of and can take part in checking it. A debit card should come later, when they understand that tapping spends real money, can keep a PIN private and can follow a family rule about online and in-app purchases.
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Three Kids, One Income: How I Make Raising a Family Work

Guest writer Cherish shares how raising three kids on one income changed the way she manages money, and what consolidating her debts taught her about keeping a budget simple.
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