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Free printable 52-week money challenge sheets (Coming Soon)

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Want to jump-start your savings for the new year? Check out my free printable 52-week money challenge sheets! you will be able to download them once the files are ready, and why wait to get started?!

A few months ago, I posted my 15 Free Printable Savings Trackers and talked a bit about how much I love personal finance. I love savings challenges, listening to podcasts about personal finance (my favorite is Afford Anything), and learning about investing.

But sometimes it’s about taking small steps, and that’s where the 52-week money saving challenge comes in! Today I have several free printable 52-week money challenge sheets to help you get started, too.

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So as you can see by these sheets, the premise of the 52-week saving challenge is pretty simple. For an entire year—which is 52 weeks—you input that amount of money. So during week 1 you put $1 in, week 2 you put $2 in, etc. It’s easy at first, but it gets harder as the weeks go on!

But if you can manage to put away the week’s amount of money each week, you’ll end up with $1,378 by the end of the year. And that’s a pretty sweet dent in an emergency fund or some sort of debt payoff. Really, any savings goal.

And I have a few versions of these trackers. One just has all of the values, and you can cross them off as you save them. The other version has a blank spot for a date so you can fill out when you do the deposit. Your call.

I get it. Not everyone is in a position to save a lot of money every week. Sometimes even a few bucks can be the difference between paying the bills and late fees. I’m a big fan of saving at whatever rate you can, so I also created versions of these trackers that remove the “week” label.

For these, you can go at your own pace. I’ve relabeled the “week” columns as “block.” So you can save multiple blocks at once and cross them off. And if there’s a week you can’t save, just catch it next week! At the end of the chart, you’ll still have the same amount.

Pin my free printable 52-week money challenge sheets!

Printable version coming soon

A downloadable printable version of these designs is coming soon. There is no file to download yet, and there is no email signup required. Until the files are ready, use the descriptions and images in this post as a guide to recreate the design on US Letter or A4 paper.