<prompt> Human: They are age 11 and 13... They already have some basic chores that they do regularly and savings accounts with a little money in them.Also, the older one wants to save up to buy a car.So... do I give some weekly amount? A smaller amount for individual chores? Hourly wage?As I said, the older one is already interested in saving. The younger one most definitely is not. Should I force them to save all of it? Some percentage? Is there a better place for them to put their little nest eggs than a basically zero interest savings account?They are both highly intelligent but not exactly masters of disciplined self-control. Neither are mom and dad. Would like to set up some incentives that can help them out a little with financial habits. Thanks, redditors!  <response>: You could let them keep their savings at the Bank of MomDad. Pay something like 1 interest every month 12.7 annually until theyre 18. Their money will double every 6 years or so but hopefully you can afford that, given that there are only 5 or 7 years over which it can grow.The downside is that when the Bank of MomDad finally closes their accounts, all the other banks will seem disappointing... but hopefully by then they will have developed a habit of saving. 