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It helps you to:\nPlan your spending\nSave for the things you want\nAfford the things you need\nAvoid getting into debt\nBuild confidence with money\nTotal Income\nAllowance\n$30\nPart-time job\n$20\nTotal\n$55\nBudgeting\nTake a look at the sample tables below. 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