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How can I manage and approve chores? (Card Feature)

When re-opening, approving or making chores as 'Not Done', you can also add a note with explanation or… Your children can complete jobs and send them to you for approval… This article shows you how to set this up

Making changes to / deleting a chore

Answer: There isn't currently a way to re-order jobs in a list… on your child's list until Friday when the new Allowance period starts) Question: I would like to re-order… my jobs, can I do this?

Can I re-open a chore if it wasn't done properly? (Card Feature)

Has your child submitted a chore for approval that hasn't been completed properly? Find out how to re-open this for them here… Select the chores you'd like to re-open. 3. Tap 'Re-open' at the top of the screen. 3… If a chore wasn't done correctly, you can re-open the chore so your child has to do it again

View a summary of your child's earning and spending

boosted or removed Goals that have been approved and fulfilled Earnings from completed Extra jobs

How to turn notifications on/off

your phone that range from allowance getting delivered to Goals being completed (and for PLUS users, Jobs

How to complete and approve Custom Pots with the Goal Purpose

will delete the goal and return the virtual money saved in their goal to your child’s Spend Pot Re-open… the goal: this will re-open the goal and your child will have the option to submit the goal again

How to skip a chore

However you can always Re-open the chore and then Skip it if needed

Using Regulars to encourage budgeting and responsibility

doesn't have enough money in their Spend pot to cover it, or if Allowance delivery is delayed if not all jobs

What ID will you need from me to set up a NatWest Rooster Card?

must show a charge incurred at the property, we cannot accept general marketing letters or account opening

Set Extra Earners to earn additional money (Card Feature)

Once the chore has been completed, it will not show up on your child’s “to do” list again unless you re-add