Survey Finds The Average Allowance For Kids Is Going Up
It's something kids look forward to and parents struggle to find a balance: the allowance. Now, a new survey shows the average allowance for American kids, and it may be higher than you think.
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It's something kids look forward to and parents struggle to find a balance: the allowance. Now, a new survey shows the average allowance for American kids, and it may be higher than you think.
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