I believe saving money is great.
Earning is better.When you do both, its best.
Saving and earning are two sides of your coin.If one or the other is missing in your personal finance plan, it’s not good.
3 Things I like about saving money with children:
They learn the value of money.It’s not easy to earn.
It’s fun when the family participates.It helps build up excitement.
Its easier to be frugal when no one cribs.
How to do the challenge?
Save 10 rupees the first week.
20 rupees 2nd week
30 rupees 3rd week
Increase the amount by 10 every week
At the end of 52 weeks, you have 13640 rupees!
This 52-week challenge started in 2013 through a Facebook group called “Kassondra’s 52-Week Money Challenge”. It was created by personal finance enthusiast Kassondra Perry-Moreland.
The 52 weeks helps make saving a habit for people who don’t like saving.It’s also good for budget planning.
If I don’t have that much amount to save every week ?
Since the greatest amount you have to keep aside is 520 rupees , I am sure you will do it.
But if you feel its difficult, just break it up by 7 days If you save roughly 75 rupees per day the last week then you are good to go!This might not look like a lot, but over time you can increase the amount and see your nest egg grow.
Money management is not taught in any school or college.Most of the world’s problem is because of too many expenses and too little money.
Want to buy something expensive?
Calculate how much you have to save.How much time you have.Start a Recurrent Deposit in the bank.
Don’t want the hassle of going to the bank?Use a piggy bank.
Want to do the challenge?Click to download the 52-week money saving challenge checklist (no opt in required).
What will you buy after saving money for 52 weeks?
Let me know in the comments below.
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i am going to take this 52 week saving money challenge …hope to get it work 🙂 thanks for sharing this superb idea with us 🙂
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Just reminds me – little drops of water … who would even think 10 rupees as a saving and yet when it adds up after 52 week it does look a huge amount. I am going to follow this Amrita with both my kids. will take up this challenge and make them spend for their winter vacation next year!
That’s a very good idea Menaka.Childhood is the building block for mental physical as well as financial health.
Let me know how the challenge goes.
That’s a fab idea. I had a piggy bank as a kid and I always used to jump with joy when finally we had the money for a book or movie 🙂
Yes it made me happy too.Do let me know whether you could do this.
Saving 10 rupee increments for 52 weeks gives you over 13,000 in a year?? Wow! *runs to find her piggy bank*
Yes it does.Let me know what you buy.😊
Wow! Wow! Wow!
This is such a simple and doable challenge that even children will be excited about saving!
I will start too but don’t know what I’ll buy. But I do have 52 weeks to decide! 😊
Yes that’s the fun part .It’s simple.Thanks Mayuri for visiting.