Your chore chart should include each child’s name, chore assignments, rewards or allowance earned, goals and a blank area where they can mark if they’ve completed a task.

A dad who charges his 6-year-old child rent, says it’s good for her character. “Financial literacy is so important,” Michael ...

Our 3 kids do household chores and we don't pay them allowance for it. This system is teaching them about responsibility and pulling their weight.

Anna Kreditor doesn’t keep a chore chart anymore. She uses RoosterMoney. The app and others like it are helping parents motivate kids and sparking conversations about money at an early age ...

Charts and apps are available at greenstreetcommons.com. “Use a different chore chart for each child,” Godfrey said. Chores should be limited to three or four tasks four or five times a week.

Charts and apps are available at greenstreetcommons.com. “Use a different chore chart for each child,” Godfrey said. Chores should be limited to three or four tasks four or five times a week.

Charts and apps are available at greenstreetcommons.com. “Use a different chore chart for each child,” Godfrey said. Chores should be limited to three or four tasks four or five times a week.

No handouts. But here’s the critical point: An allowance shouldn’t be a handout. Tie the basic allowance to “financial chores” -- spending responsibilities that the kids take over from you.

But an allowance shouldn’t be a handout, either. The idea is to tie the basic allowance to “financial chores” — spending responsibilities that kids take over from you.

Chore charts for children differ from chore charts for adults in a few notable ways. Primarily, a chore chart tailored to children will focus on teaching them the basics of learning their specific ...

Charts and apps are available at greenstreetcommons.com. “Use a different chore chart for each child,” Godfrey said. Chores should be limited to three or four tasks four or five times a week.