Pocket money: Do you do chores for spending money?

Do you get pocket money and, if so, what do you have to do to get your hands on it?

A yearly pocket money survey reckons most kids do chores to earn their pocket money, but they also might get some for trying hard at school.

It also found that there is a group of children that are even earning money for themselves.

We want to know,do you get pocket money? If you do, what do you do with it? Let us know in the comments below!

The survey from bank NatWest's Rooster app found that parents are less likely to give their kids pocket money regularly than compared to last year.

It says that's partly because of the cost of living crisis - this is the effect of the rising cost of food and energy.

It found that just 30% of families will regularly give out pocket money - on average children are getting £3.78 a week.

But, it did find that children are earning the same amount of money, by working harder through jobs around the house or through a side hustle - so by doing things like a paper round or babysitting.

According to the survey only 14% of kids' earnings now come from regular pocket money.

Do you get pocket money? Do you have to do chores for that money? What do you spend it on? Or maybe you save it up for something special? Let us know in the comments.