Hannah Koumakis

It wasn't 10% on your spending money.

It was 10% of your overall how much you earn.

So $140 was $14 that had to go every single month towards someone.

I think we did World Vision and we'd give towards a child or an organisation.

Potentially seven may be too young.

I personally think it was great.

But I think there is a middle ground, definitely, whether you kind of alter it slightly to your child, depending on their personality.

But we'll go back to the split real quickly.

So we had $140 that came in every month.

50% went out to my savings, my long-term savings.

That is not to be touched.

only for a house.

Then we had short-term savings.

And we'll touch on this another time.

But short-term saving is for something short-term like a car.

So again, at the age of seven, I was saving for a car that I would literally not be able to get until I was 16 years old.

And the remainder was going towards basically just buying anything and everything.

I hate the word stingy, but did it make you not want to spend money?

Yeah, we were all very different.

But yeah, I feel like for me, it definitely did.