kids expect to be bankrolled by the bank of mum and dad until they find a job. A new pocket money study found more than half (57 per cent) of children across the UK think they should be given an allowance up until their first job.The new research reveals a UK-wide pocket money generation gap, and shows 21 per cent of kids aged eight to 15 expect to receive pocket money until they turn 18, whilst the average age that parents plan to stop paying pocket money is 17, with one in ten (11 per cent) doing so at age 15 or below.Almost a third (31 per cent) of parents claim they worked much harder for their pocket money than their children, compared to just 3 percent, who felt it was the other way round.However, there is less of a generational.
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