What My wallet, Save and Share mean
Your money is kept in three jars. Here’s what each one is for.
How to do it
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Tap Money at the bottom.
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Look at your three jars: Wallet, Save and Share.
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Tap a jar to see what’s in it and what you can do with it.
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At the top, All my money adds all your jars together.
Your parent keeps the real cash myKesho is like a notebook that counts your money. When you use some, your parent gives you the cash or buys it with you.
The three jars - My wallet: money for spending. Ask first, then use it. - Save: money for later and for your goals. Taking it out needs a yes from your parent. - Share: money for helping others, like a church offering or a friend in need.
Term pocket money At boarding school? Your parent can set up Term pocket money. Some of it lands in your wallet each week. The Money tab shows how many weeks are left.
Questions
How does money get into my jars?
On payday, your pocket money and task money are split into your jars. Your parent picks how much goes into each one.
Is myKesho a bank?
No. It keeps a record of your money. Your parent keeps the real cash safe.
Are Kesho Stars money?
No. Stars show what you’ve learned. You can’t spend them.