Expression: "What's your pocket money?"

[Tom]

Hi

Would you say that the following sentences carry the same meaning--and are correct and natural?

[Yankee]

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We often call a young child's pocket money an 'allowance'.

A question might be this:
How much is your allowance?
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[Alan]

Hi Tom,

You could also say:

How much pocket money do you get?

I'm assuming that you refer to what a child would get from a parent.

Alan
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[Tom]

Many thanks Amy and Alan

[Yankee]

Hi Tom

I'd recommend sticking with Alan's sentence if you want to use 'pocket money':
How much pocket money do you get?
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