This is the list of prize money for 18/19 season, so I can only assume it's slightly higher this season.

Ladbrokes Premiership
1st - 13.40% - £3,350,000
2nd - 9.60% - £2,400,000
3rd - 8.25% - £2,062,500
4th - 7.25% - £1,812,500
5th - 6.75% - £1,687,500
6th - 6.25% - £1,562,500
7th - 5.75% - £1,437,500
8th - 5.50% - £1,375,000
9th - 5.25% - £1,312,500
10th -5.00% - £1,250,000
11th - 4.75% - £1,187,500
12th - 4.50% - £1,125,000
           
Ladbrokes Championship
1st - 2.25% - £562,500
2nd - 1.90% - £475,000
3rd - 1.60% - £400,000
4th - 1.30% - £325,000
5th - 1.00% - £250,000
6th - 0.90% - £225,000
7th - 0.85% - £212,500
8th - 0.80% - £200,000
9th - 0.75% - £187,500
10th - 0.70% - £175,000
           
Ladbrokes League 1   
1st - 0.50% - £125,000
2nd - 0.43% - £107,500
3rd - 0.35% - £87,500
4th - 0.34% - £85,000
5th - 0.33% - £82,500
6th - 0.32% - £80,000
7th - 0.31% - £77,500
8th - 0.30% - £75,000
9th - 0.29% - £72,500
10th - 0.28% - £70,000
           
Couldn't the SFA award every team in the championship downwards the money for 10th place now, since obviously no team can get lower than that. Sure every team in the championship could do with 175k now. If we get the season finished they can calculate the rest.

They should be doing everything the can to avoid teams going bust. I appreciate its not a cut and dry situation but it also seems they only really care about solving the premiership to appease the ugly sisters. I m sure Hearts could also do with 12th place money currently. Nothing seems fair about the situation. Can see a few lawsuits coming if there isn't some clarity and sense soon!