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Your mum probably does need that money which is why there is the option when a child turns 16 to pay it to the parent(s). I wonder if the teenagers here comprehend how much it costs to feed/house/cloth a person? I know on one hand all you can see is how unfair your situation is and how your mates seem to be better off, but at the end of the day, give your mum a break hey? It goes beyond the food you eat that she lays on the table for you, think of the water consumption with showers, the power bills, the heating bills, rent, insurance and the many other costs that go with living. Your mum probably feels bad having to say she needs your youth allowance to make ends meet, I bet she wishes she could have enough money to sign it over to you.
In the long run saving your money and then outlaying it on something makes the reward greater and you appreciate it more. Struggling does the soul good and later in life when your set up and in a more financially secure situation, you can look back at these times and be glad you had a mother that cared and provided for you. It could be worse, she could be gambling or drinking your allowance.
C.
In the long run saving your money and then outlaying it on something makes the reward greater and you appreciate it more. Struggling does the soul good and later in life when your set up and in a more financially secure situation, you can look back at these times and be glad you had a mother that cared and provided for you. It could be worse, she could be gambling or drinking your allowance.
C.