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  FREE CHORE CHART & ALLOWANCE STARTER
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WHAT'S HERE
  Free-Chore-Chart-and-Allowance-Starter.xlsx
    Chore Chart   one child's week: chores, a Sun-Sat tick grid, and a
                  payday box that splits the pay into spend, save and give
    Read Me       how to use it

HOW TO USE IT
  Type only in the cream cells; the others are worked out for you.
  1. At the top of Chore Chart, fill in the child's name, Week starting,
     Base allowance, Payday and the Spend / Save / Give percentages
     (they must add to 100%). Pick a Pay rule: Proportional or
     All-or-nothing. For All-or-nothing, set the threshold too.
  2. Type over the example chores with your own. In Pays as, pick Base
     (part of the base allowance) or Paid extra (enter the amount in
     Per time). For a Base chore, enter Times planned for the week;
     leave it blank only for an as-needed chore, which earns no Base credit.
     (If no Base chore has Times planned, the full base allowance is paid.)
  3. Tick through the week and read the payday box under the grid. For the
     next week, clear the ticks and change the date.

HOW THE PAY WORKS
  Proportional    pays the base allowance in proportion to the Base chores done
  All-or-nothing  pays it only at or above the threshold you set
  Paid extra      pays the amount you set, each time the chore is done

WORKS IN
  Excel or LibreOffice. For Google Sheets, open a blank sheet, then
  File > Import > Upload this file, and choose Replace spreadsheet.

THE EXAMPLE
  Eli is a fictional child; his chores, ticks and amounts are invented.

WANT THE NEXT STEP?
  The Kids Chore Chart & Allowance System adds:
    - every child on one family payday (up to six people, parents' chores included)
    - each jar's total carried forward week after week, with withdrawals
    - a countdown to what each child is saving for
    - a 135-chore list sorted by age, with what done looks like
    - a chart to print for each child, filled from the same sheet
    - a reminder of any payday you have not paid yet
    - a native Google Sheets copy and a 14-page guide
  See it here:
  https://www.ardentworkshop.com/products/chore-tracker-excel/?utm_source=product_file&utm_medium=product&utm_campaign=chore-tracker&utm_content=lite-txt

Not financial advice. Eli and every amount are fictional.
Free to use; please don't resell or redistribute.