Jon starts with £0 in his savings jar. He adds £10 weekly for 10 weeks and takes nothing out. How many pounds will it hold?

Nina gets £9 weekly. She plans £2 for buses and £3 for snacks, then saves everything left. How many pounds can she save each week?

David starts with £0 saved and deposits £2 at each week's end. How many weeks until he has £10?

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Which action helps you make a savings plan for a school trip?

• Write the trip cost, payment date and weekly saving
• Choose weekly spending without checking what the trip costs
• Wait for the payment date before checking your saved money

Amara planned £6 weekly for 5 weeks to reach £30. After 3 weeks she has £12 because she missed one deposit. What equal amount, in pounds, must she save in each of the 2 weeks left?

You get £10 weekly and must pay £3 for buses. Starting at £0, you want £20 saved after 4 weekly deposits. Which weekly plan fits your money and reaches the goal?

• Save £5, pay £3, spend £2
• Save £8, pay £3, spend £2
• Save £4, pay £3, spend £3

Maya starts with £0 saved for a £24 bike helmet. She deposits £6 at each week's end. How many weeks until she has enough?

Theo starts with £0 for a £35 game. He deposits £7 weekly, and payment is due after 4 deposits. How many pounds short will he be?

Ben starts with £0 and deposits £2 at each week's end. He wants £15 and says exactly 7 weeks is enough. Which check explains the problem?

• Seven weeks gives £15, so his plan reaches the goal
• Eight weeks gives £14, so his plan still falls short
• Seven weeks gives £14; eight gives £16

Priya wants an £18 gift and already has £6 saved. She adds £4 at each week's end and takes nothing out. How many more weeks until she has enough?