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I can spot
5 things!Spot the difference and count how many you can find
Helping every little saverPigby has been teaching his friends all about money and how to save for what they want. Truffles is saving for a new strappy bubble dress and Pigasso can’t wait to be able to buy some new oil paints.
Pigby has lots of tips and tricks that could help you learn more about money – take a look.
This workbook belongs to:
Write your name on the dotted line
The Royal Bank of Scotland plc. 36 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh EH2 2YB. Registered in Scotland No. 90312. RBS FS BRO 11/13
How do you pay money in? In branch
Just pop into one of our branches. To find your local branch just visit rbs.co.uk/branch
If you’re paying in a cheque, remember it can take around 4 working days to clear
Over the phone
Just call Telephone Banking on 08457 24 24 24 (Minicom 0800 404 6160)
Online
With Digital Banking you can instantly transfer money between your RBS accounts, if your First Saver account appears in your accounts summary. To use Digital Banking you’ll need to be 11 years old or over
Using Mobile Banking
With our Mobile Banking app you can check your balance and move money between your accounts
The Mobile Banking app is available on iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, Android and Windows. You’ll need to have an RBS personal current account with a debit card, Digital Banking and have a mainland UK mobile number starting 07
Set up a standing order
You can set up a standing order to regularly transfer money between your current account and savings account. You can set up a standing order easily in branch, over the phone or by using Digital Banking
How do you take money out?In branch
That’s easy. You can do it at any RBS branch
If your child is under 7, you’ll need to do this yourself as the account opener
Once they’re over 7, if you want, you can ask for the account to be transferred into their sole name. They’ll then be able to make withdrawals on their own
Helping you
learn to save
Pigby’s tips and tricks
90379345.indd 1-4 22/11/2013 09:25
I can spot
5 things!Spot the difference and count how many you can find
Helping every little saverPigby has been teaching his friends all about money and how to save for what they want. Truffles is saving for a new strappy bubble dress and Pigasso can’t wait to be able to buy some new oil paints.
Pigby has lots of tips and tricks that could help you learn more about money – take a look.
This workbook belongs to:
Write your name on the dotted line
The Royal Bank of Scotland plc. 36 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh EH2 2YB. Registered in Scotland No. 90312. RBS FS BRO 11/13
How do you pay money in? In branch
Just pop into one of our branches. To find your local branch just visit rbs.co.uk/branch
If you’re paying in a cheque, remember it can take around 4 working days to clear
Over the phone
Just call Telephone Banking on 08457 24 24 24 (Minicom 0800 404 6160)
Online
With Digital Banking you can instantly transfer money between your RBS accounts, if your First Saver account appears in your accounts summary. To use Digital Banking you’ll need to be 11 years old or over
Using Mobile Banking
With our Mobile Banking app you can check your balance and move money between your accounts
The Mobile Banking app is available on iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, Android and Windows. You’ll need to have an RBS personal current account with a debit card, Digital Banking and have a mainland UK mobile number starting 07
Set up a standing order
You can set up a standing order to regularly transfer money between your current account and savings account. You can set up a standing order easily in branch, over the phone or by using Digital Banking
How do you take money out?In branch
That’s easy. You can do it at any RBS branch
If your child is under 7, you’ll need to do this yourself as the account opener
Once they’re over 7, if you want, you can ask for the account to be transferred into their sole name. They’ll then be able to make withdrawals on their own
Helping you
learn to save
Pigby’s tips and tricks
90379345.indd 1-4 22/11/2013 09:25
I can spot
5 things!Spot the difference and count how many you can find
Helping every little saverPigby has been teaching his friends all about money and how to save for what they want. Truffles is saving for a new strappy bubble dress and Pigasso can’t wait to be able to buy some new oil paints.
Pigby has lots of tips and tricks that could help you learn more about money – take a look.
This workbook belongs to:
Write your name on the dotted line
The Royal Bank of Scotland plc. 36 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh EH2 2YB. Registered in Scotland No. 90312. RBS FS BRO 11/13
How do you pay money in? In branch
Just pop into one of our branches. To find your local branch just visit rbs.co.uk/branch
If you’re paying in a cheque, remember it can take around 4 working days to clear
Over the phone
Just call Telephone Banking on 08457 24 24 24 (Minicom 0800 404 6160)
Online
With Digital Banking you can instantly transfer money between your RBS accounts, if your First Saver account appears in your accounts summary. To use Digital Banking you’ll need to be 11 years old or over
Using Mobile Banking
With our Mobile Banking app you can check your balance and move money between your accounts
The Mobile Banking app is available on iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, Android and Windows. You’ll need to have an RBS personal current account with a debit card, Digital Banking and have a mainland UK mobile number starting 07
Set up a standing order
You can set up a standing order to regularly transfer money between your current account and savings account. You can set up a standing order easily in branch, over the phone or by using Digital Banking
How do you take money out?In branch
That’s easy. You can do it at any RBS branch
If your child is under 7, you’ll need to do this yourself as the account opener
Once they’re over 7, if you want, you can ask for the account to be transferred into their sole name. They’ll then be able to make withdrawals on their own
Helping you
learn to save
Pigby’s tips and tricks
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For
5-7
year old
s
Play buying things at home – 1 biscuit = 2p
What will you choose? Let’s go shopping
Trace over the dotted line and place
the correct coin in the space
Place coin here
Place coin here
Trace and place!
Place coin here
Place coin here
Place coin here
Place coin here
Help me save!I’m 10p!
Trace over the dotted line
to help Pigasso save up
for the colouring pencils
Help me get
the most for
my money
Trace over the dotted line to help
Truffles make the right decision
Which one would give Truffles
more for her money?
Which one’s which? Let’s learn about coins
Explain ‘change’ – that if you don’t have the right money you give too much and get the remainder back
Explain the concept of shopping around – can you get it cheaper elsewhere?
For
under 4
year o
lds
+ =
I’m 2p! How much
is that all
together?I’m 3p!
If Pigby has 5p and buys a carrot, how much money will he have left?I’m 4p!
I’m £2!
I’m £2!
I’m £1!
What’s left? Working out your change
How much can you earn?
Almost there! Let’s learn to save
Tick what you will buy with £5
If you had £5
what could
you buy?
£9£5
It all adds up! What can you get for your money
I’m £3!
Setting the table
Unloading the washing machine
Putting away toys
Washing up
How much is this job worth?
How much is this job worth?
How much is this job worth?
How much is this job worth?
Lend each other a little money and agree a payback date. Make sure you both stick to it!
Give each of the jobs a value (like 50p)
– the stars can then be coloured in
each time a job is completed
90379345.indd 5-8 22/11/2013 09:26
For
5-7
year old
s
Play buying things at home – 1 biscuit = 2p
What will you choose? Let’s go shopping
Trace over the dotted line and place
the correct coin in the space
Place coin here
Place coin here
Trace and place!
Place coin here
Place coin here
Place coin here
Place coin here
Help me save!I’m 10p!
Trace over the dotted line
to help Pigasso save up
for the colouring pencils
Help me get
the most for
my money
Trace over the dotted line to help
Truffles make the right decision
Which one would give Truffles
more for her money?
Which one’s which? Let’s learn about coins
Explain ‘change’ – that if you don’t have the right money you give too much and get the remainder back
Explain the concept of shopping around – can you get it cheaper elsewhere?
For
under 4
year o
lds
+ =
I’m 2p! How much
is that all
together?I’m 3p!
If Pigby has 5p and buys a carrot, how much money will he have left?I’m 4p!
I’m £2!
I’m £2!
I’m £1!
What’s left? Working out your change
How much can you earn?
Almost there! Let’s learn to save
Tick what you will buy with £5
If you had £5
what could
you buy?
£9£5
It all adds up! What can you get for your money
I’m £3!
Setting the table
Unloading the washing machine
Putting away toys
Washing up
How much is this job worth?
How much is this job worth?
How much is this job worth?
How much is this job worth?
Lend each other a little money and agree a payback date. Make sure you both stick to it!
Give each of the jobs a value (like 50p)
– the stars can then be coloured in
each time a job is completed
90379345.indd 5-8 22/11/2013 09:26
For
5-7
year old
s
Play buying things at home – 1 biscuit = 2p
What will you choose? Let’s go shopping
Trace over the dotted line and place
the correct coin in the space
Place coin here
Place coin here
Trace and place!
Place coin here
Place coin here
Place coin here
Place coin here
Help me save!I’m 10p!
Trace over the dotted line
to help Pigasso save up
for the colouring pencils
Help me get
the most for
my money
Trace over the dotted line to help
Truffles make the right decision
Which one would give Truffles
more for her money?
Which one’s which? Let’s learn about coins
Explain ‘change’ – that if you don’t have the right money you give too much and get the remainder back
Explain the concept of shopping around – can you get it cheaper elsewhere?
For
under 4
year o
lds
+ =
I’m 2p! How much
is that all
together?I’m 3p!
If Pigby has 5p and buys a carrot, how much money will he have left?I’m 4p!
I’m £2!
I’m £2!
I’m £1!
What’s left? Working out your change
How much can you earn?
Almost there! Let’s learn to save
Tick what you will buy with £5
If you had £5
what could
you buy?
£9£5
It all adds up! What can you get for your money
I’m £3!
Setting the table
Unloading the washing machine
Putting away toys
Washing up
How much is this job worth?
How much is this job worth?
How much is this job worth?
How much is this job worth?
Lend each other a little money and agree a payback date. Make sure you both stick to it!
Give each of the jobs a value (like 50p)
– the stars can then be coloured in
each time a job is completed
90379345.indd 5-8 22/11/2013 09:26
For
5-7
year old
s
Play buying things at home – 1 biscuit = 2p
What will you choose? Let’s go shopping
Trace over the dotted line and place
the correct coin in the space
Place coin here
Place coin here
Trace and place!
Place coin here
Place coin here
Place coin here
Place coin here
Help me save!I’m 10p!
Trace over the dotted line
to help Pigasso save up
for the colouring pencils
Help me get
the most for
my money
Trace over the dotted line to help
Truffles make the right decision
Which one would give Truffles
more for her money?
Which one’s which? Let’s learn about coins
Explain ‘change’ – that if you don’t have the right money you give too much and get the remainder back
Explain the concept of shopping around – can you get it cheaper elsewhere?
For
under 4
year o
lds
+ =
I’m 2p! How much
is that all
together?I’m 3p!
If Pigby has 5p and buys a carrot, how much money will he have left?I’m 4p!
I’m £2!
I’m £2!
I’m £1!
What’s left? Working out your change
How much can you earn?
Almost there! Let’s learn to save
Tick what you will buy with £5
If you had £5
what could
you buy?
£9£5
It all adds up! What can you get for your money
I’m £3!
Setting the table
Unloading the washing machine
Putting away toys
Washing up
How much is this job worth?
How much is this job worth?
How much is this job worth?
How much is this job worth?
Lend each other a little money and agree a payback date. Make sure you both stick to it!
Give each of the jobs a value (like 50p)
– the stars can then be coloured in
each time a job is completed
90379345.indd 5-8 22/11/2013 09:26