During Tet, children are often given lucky money by adults for good luck. After Tet, for many children, this is a considerable amount of money.
In rural and mountainous areas, the amount of lucky money that each child receives during Tet is not much, some children receive a few hundred thousand. However, in cities, towns, and villages, many well-off families with high living standards find it normal for children to receive from a few million to five or seven million dong in lucky money during Tet.
In principle, the lucky money that adults give to children belongs to them, but it is not advisable to let children manage and spend that money, especially young children, without guidance. As we can see, when receiving lucky money, the majority of children use it to play games and waste it.
During Tet, children often receive lucky money. How to use this money wisely is a matter that parents need to pay attention to.
In order for children’s New Year’s lucky money to be truly useful and not wasted, parents should monitor and manage it. Parents can keep money for their children by planning things like buying a piggy bank and putting all their money in it to help them develop a saving habit. When children need to buy things like clothes, school supplies, etc., they can “cut open” the piggy bank and parents can save some money.
If you don’t keep a piggy bank and your child’s lucky money is quite a lot, you can open a bank account for him or her. Over the years, when he or she grows up, the amount of money saved will be considerable. At that time, your child will use that money for many useful things, living expenses…
For older children who are in high school, although parents can let them manage their own Tet lucky money, they should not forget to remind them not to "throw" that money on useless, wasteful games and should have a reasonable spending plan.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/de-tre-su-dung-tien-li-xi-sau-tet-the-nao-cho-hop-ly-185250202100756751.htm
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