an amount of something, usually food or money, given at regular intervals (e
an important tool for teaching money management skills
a specific amount of money given to a child on a regular basis
a specific amount of money to buy something that has not yet been selected
a specific sum of money established in an order or agreement as the amount the payer has to pay to the recipient
a sum of money set aside in the construction contract for items for which the final cost is uncertain
a tool to teach kids how money works
An amount of money, or budget, captured within the construction contract that is set aside for expenses that will arise during the course of the construction project. It is typically used for details that will be decided after work has begun, such as type of tile to be used, cabinet fixtures, and similar details.
A budget offered by builders of new homes for the purchase of carpeting and fixtures.
(1) a reduction from a stated price; (2) a share of money allocated for a specific purpose.
A sum of money set aside in the construction contract for items which have not been selected and specified in the construction contract. Best kept to a minimum number and used for items whose choice will not impact earlier stages of the construction. For example, selection of tile because flooring may require an alternative framing or underlayment material. (Also, money that your parents give you as a child.)
An amount set aside, usually time or money. Editor's Note: There are different type s of allowances, e.g. Contingency Allowance, Scope Allowance or Contingency Reserve [D02371] RMW
an amount of money parents give kids to help them learn to manage money. The amount is usually given weekly. Sometimes an allowance is tied to completing responsibilities — household chores or jobs for the family.
Every taxpayer has a personal allowance. On this amount of earned money you don't have to pay tax. In the tax-year 2002-2003 this allowance was £4615.
A sum of money set aside in the construction contract for items which have not been selected and specified in the construction contract (e.g., selection of tile as a flooring may require an allowance for an underlayment material, or an electrical allowance which sets aside an amount of money to be spent on electrical fixtures)
the amount of money a builder allocates for a particular item. If the item you select costs less, you save; if it costs more, you pay the difference.
Amount of money offered by builders of new homes, to be applied toward the cost of items subject to customer selection, such as lighting fixtures or carpeting.
An allowance is a term used to describe an allocation of money from one person to another.