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My partner plan
Hand, draw, banker's tip and my throws, round by round
Partner member: [YOUR NAME]
Banker: [BANKER'S NAME AND PHONE]
My draw is for: [WHAT THE DRAW IS FOR]
1. The partner
What Value
Hand (what each person throws each round) J$ [AMOUNT]
Number of hands (= number of draws) [HANDS]
Throws [WEEKLY / MONTHLY]
First throw [DATE]
My draw number / hands I throw [NUMBER] / [HANDS]
Banker's tip from each draw J$ [AMOUNT]
2. My money
What Amount
One draw = hand × hands J$ [AMOUNT]
I throw each round J$ [AMOUNT]
My draw (after the tip) J$ [AMOUNT]
Thrown by the day of my draw J$ [AMOUNT]
Still to throw after my draw J$ [AMOUNT]
I throw in all J$ [AMOUNT]
3. My throws — tick each one
Round Date I throw Note Done
1 [DATE] J$ [AMOUNT] ☐
2 [DATE] J$ [AMOUNT] ☐
3 [DATE] J$ [AMOUNT] ☐
4 [DATE] J$ [AMOUNT] ☐
5 [DATE] J$ [AMOUNT] ☐
6 [DATE] J$ [AMOUNT] ☐
7 [DATE] J$ [AMOUNT] ☐
8 [DATE] J$ [AMOUNT] ☐
9 [DATE] J$ [AMOUNT] ☐
10 [DATE] J$ [AMOUNT] ☐
11 [DATE] J$ [AMOUNT] ☐
12 [DATE] J$ [AMOUNT] ☐
Keeping your partner safe • Know the banker and everyone on the draw list; get the list in writing before the first throw. • Keep your own card with the date, amount and a receipt or transfer reference for each throw. • Agree the tip, if any, before you start — and what happens if someone stops throwing after they draw. • Throw on time to the very end, even after your draw: the people after you count on it. • Put a big draw in a bank or credit union account the same day.
A savings plan, not financial advice. Partner terms are agreed with your banker; no law sets them.