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Raising Fiscally Fit Kids
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c) Tell him to get a summer job.
d) Discuss his needs, see what he has available from jobs and savings, and agree to supplement that with an appropriate allowance.
Personally, I like the first answer. Practically, Bodnar says, you would be better off going with d.
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