Too often we all have plans to save great amounts of money and often struggle to stick to our savings plan. However this is a very simple and easy to stick to savings plan that does not involve large deposits. A small deposit every day can save you almost $1,500 per year.
This money can be used on an end of year holiday, expensive household furniture or even pay for your Christmas shopping.
- On Sunday you put aside $1
- On Monday you put aside $2
- On Tuesday you put aside $3
- On Wednesday you put aside $4
- On Thursday you put aside $5
- On Friday you put aside $6
- On Saturday you put aside $7
If you stick to this savings method you can save $28 a week and you end up saving $1,456 at the end of the year.
Another way to complete the challenge and save $28 a week is too simply to put aside $4 every day, the cost of a cup of coffee.
To save a little extra you can round up the savings from $28 to $30 a week. This can save you $1,560 in a year. Another option is to put aside $5 a day instead of $4 and you can save $1825 a year.
These are all easy saving strategies that only require a small amount to be put aside every day and don’t involve any large transactions. You can transfer these amounts into a savings account or put money in a jar, it’s completely up to you. Good luck!
Article Source: Becky Pemberton, news.com.au
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