Savings Plan Bundle

5 Savings Planners

Set yourself a goal to aim towards – start saving $1,000, then $5,000, then $10,000 then $20,000! Woo Hoo!
Simply choose a box per week and transfer that amount into your savings. There are 52 boxes on each sheet so that’s one transfer a week.

I started with the $1,000 challenge and finished it so quickly I was amazed. Little things helped like:

• if someone bought me a coffee I was already going to buy – I treated that as saving and whooshed $4 into my account and crossed it off the chart;
• if I bought something on sale – I whooshed the difference in the ticket price and the sales price into my account, crossed it off the chart; and
• I got a tax refund so I crossed off a couple of boxes with that; and
• I let people know I was doing the challenge so for birthdays and Christmas, I asked for money instead of vouchers (or another candle!)Included in the bundle:
  – $1000 savings plan;
  – $5000 savings plan;
  – $10,000 savings plan;
  – $20,000 savings plan.Download the savings plans as many times as you like – it really is so satisfying completing a sheet!Individual saving plans are also available in our shop. Save $20,000 in one year or less. When it comes to making a savings plan – this money-saving challenge works!

All you need to do is:

1. Set yourself a goal to aim towards;
2. Choose a box per week and
3. Transfer that amount into your savings account.

I learned how to save $20,000 in one year by putting the amounts I saved straight into my savings account. I also made it hard for myself to take money out of my account so I wouldn’t be tempted to touch the money.

A few tips for getting to the big $20,000

• When we bought our new couch on sale we saved $350. I whooshed that savings into my account and cross off a box.
• I got a pay rise at work so the extra money (after-tax) went into my savings account every month (on top of my committed savings).
• I returned items I had bought online that I no longer wanted and put the refund into the savings account.
• I sold a couple of things on eBay.
• I opened an Etsy shop ($3,000 to date!).
• I let friends and family know I was saving for my goal so instead of a gift, I would ask for cash to go towards my savings challenge.
• I made my lunch every day $12 x 240 work days = $2,880!

Do it – it’s addictive!

I will say that the $20,000 is a challenge AND it is achievable.

TOP TIP

I use ShopBack whenever I can! (affiliate link)

ShopBack is a service where you shop online at your favourite store after clicking on ShopBack and each time you make a transaction, you get a percentage of your money back. I’ve made over $1,300 – just by shopping! 

I bought an iPad from Apple via ShopBack and received 1.5% of the total price back. That’s $10 is going into my savings account – just for buying something I wanted!

Individual challenges are also available in our shop:

• $500 Savings Plan (I recommend starting with this challenge)
• $1,000 Savings Plan
• $5,000 Savings Plan
• $10,000 Savings Plan
• $20,000 Savings Plan