The three-pot method on one sheet. Decide what goes into Spend, Save and Share each week. Tick off as you go. Works from ~£2/week pocket money up to ~£20/week for older pupils.
Audience
KS1-KS3 pupils
Key Stage
KS1-KS3
Format
A4 portrait
Time
Weekly use
Topic
Three-pot pocket money
Last reviewed
2026-05-11
How to use this printable
Print one sheet to cover ~4 weeks. (Or use one sheet per month.)
At the top, decide your weekly split. The classic is 50% spend, 30% save, 20% share — but adjust to fit your situation.
Each week, write what went into each pot.
Tick the box when you've added the money.
Once a month, look at the totals. Were the splits right? Adjust next month.
Pocket money
My three-pot plan
Spend a bit, save a bit, share a bit. The split you choose, every week.
Pocket money:
Per week or month?
My split (this is your plan):
SPEND
Things I buy soon
£
SAVE
For a bigger goal
£
SHARE
Gifts or charity
£
Weekly log:
Week
Spent
Saved
Shared
Done?
Week 1
☐
Week 2
☐
Week 3
☐
Week 4
☐
Week 5
☐
Week 6
☐
Week 7
☐
Week 8
☐
Tip: put each pot in a different physical place — clear jar for save, wallet for spend, envelope for share. Out of sight = out of mind. In sight = visible progress.
Cite this printable
UK Tax Drag (2026). Pocket money three-pot planner. Printable worksheet. Available at: https://kids.uktaxdrag.co.uk/printable-pocket-money-planner.html
CC BY 4.0. Free to print, photocopy, share, embed in your VLE or adapt for your school.
Print tip. Set printer to A4 portrait. Margins "Default" or "Minimum" both work. The print preview hides the navigation, instructions and footer so you get just the worksheet on paper.