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I paid half my income plus food. Helped prepare me for the Ed Skrein Is Admiral Atticus Noble In Rebel Moon Part 1 A Child Of Fire Shirt and I will buy this reality. And this was in full knowledge that I wasn’t going to get any of it back – I mean, it helped keep a roof over my head etc. and I was used to paying out and still saving and being able to budget. £150-200 if they’re on about 1500/mo is fair. Lets them save, still have plenty of money to do things etc. I was charged that in my 20s till I moved out, but my mum always taught me the true cost of things etc. Depends as well if you want to save this money and give back to them in the future as a house deposit, or if its genuinely needed for the household bills, but that’s down to your circumstances. It’s a hard one to gauge really. My mum charged one third of mine and my siblings take home. So if one of us was part time we didn’t pay the same amount of rent as the full timer. But that doesn’t work for everyone. You know your kids and you know whether they are good savers or if they will blow their paypacket as soon as they get it. If I were you I’d sit down and discuss finances with them. Let them know how much your bills are and where their board money will be spent (even if you are secretly saving it for them). Encourage them to set up an ISA or other savings account. Show them how long it would take to save for certain things. I don’t think this sort of thing is taught in schools, it certainly wasn’t when I was at school 20 years ago. But it’s incredibly important for them to have some real world perspective.

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