Month Ahead|Savings Challenge

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Thanks for watching and save a dollar or two!
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Will Budget For Coffee
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Dee Plans and Budgets
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Ellie on Earth
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Lemon Ivy Budgets
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Madeline Budgets
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Budget Nerd Co
Shut the box
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Hamburger Binder
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Lisa Grateful Me
Sushi Roll
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Liz And Less
You are my Sunshine
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Shroom Shroom
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Miss Adventure
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Sushi Did
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Outdoorsy
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Mischief Budgets
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Autumn Penguins MIni Savings Challenge
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Robin’s Documented Life
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Savings land
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The Thrifty Sewist
Rolling the Rainbow
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The Savvy Coin
200 dollars for groceries
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[@613Cris]

I like how you round up when making purchases. Total is $17, you take out $20 and put $3 towards a slow and steady goal. There's another cash stuffers who, after reconciling and unstuffing, pulls the remaining $1 bills from the envelopes and sets them aside.
The small amounts won't make us rich but it's a great way to chip away at a goal.

[@WillBudgetForCoffee]

@613Cris thanks
It is a step in becoming a "saver"
Everyone finds what works for them. What works for you?

[@613Cris]

@@WillBudgetForCoffee Realizing I had impulse control issues.
We don't make a lot but last year I could "make" things work when they came up. So this year I started figuring out how to save for those times. Savings first (set amount), bills, then I have discretionary out of each check. Before the next paycheck is deposited all the leftover discretionary goes to savings. My next "big" goal is a year's worth of my current subscriptions (including phone). Then annual subscriptions, then utilities, then rent. It may seem out of order/priority but my partner also has his savings. We keep things separate.

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@@613Cris sounds like a solid plan!
Well done