Pocket money & savings
A little earned.
A little set aside.
Help your child practise choosing what to spend, what to save and what is worth waiting for.
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Choose where the next \u20b9100 goes.
See the action, then the result. Nothing here changes an account.
- See Monday’s payout
- Move ₹100 to savings
- See the monthly interest run
- Create the cricket bat goal
- Add ₹100 to the goal
See Monday’s payout
Aanya starts with ₹100. The approved reward and separate weekly allowance are both due on this Monday.
Three states, clearly separated
Pending approval, approved earnings awaiting payday, and available Pocket money are different. A child can save only money that has reached their balance.
Regular pocket money is its own arrangement
Parents can schedule a weekly or monthly allowance. It is separate from rewards earned through completed and approved habits.
Interest comes from your family’s rules
Parents choose the annual rate and fund any real payment themselves. Kulraise records monthly interest on available savings at one twelfth of that annual rate, rounded to paise.
Records, not a bank account
Kulraise does not hold or transfer funds. The balances help your family track money and practise decisions. Any real payment takes place outside Kulraise.
A small start. A shared direction.
Begin with what you want
to make clearer.
Free for one parent and one child. No card required. See plans.