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A 30-day money-saving challenge is simply an easy way to set and reach your financial goals in a short amount of time. You are basically challenging yourself to save a specific amount of money every month. So maybe you don’t like the thought of withdrawing money from your bank account daily. And filling envelopes isn’t your thing..

But, the 100 Envelope Challenge is getting a lot of attention right now amongst the money saving community. Particuarly as it took off on TikTok and many people have started to question if it’s worth starting. Step 2: On each envelope, write a number from 1-100 (e.g. write 1 on envelope #1, 2 on envelope #2…100 on envelope #100) An easy way to save money is to cut out bad spending habits. Cut out daily coffee takeouts, beauty treatments and impulse shopping. How does the 100 Envelope Challenge work?Maybe you like the idea of creating a regular savings habit, but changing the amount you save each work sounds too complicated. You can change your strategy. The basic principles of the 52-Week Challenge are simple, and the point of the envelope challenge is to make it a fun, affordable way to save. Do some extra side hustles, sell unwanted clothes or take part in online paid market research and focus groups to increase your income. Mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss organically created the 100-day envelope challenge in the 19th century. The challenge has since gained popularity across many social media platforms. People worldwide have been using it to save money since it went virtual on various social media platforms, firstly on Tiktok a few years ago. Custom numbers– Instead of labeling your envelopes from 1-100, change things up! You could halve the numbers (0.50-50), double them (2-200), or something else!

There are plenty of ways to adjust the 100 day money challenge to better fit your lifestyle, income, and financial goals. This is where digital envelopes come into play. Digital envelopes are just another name for saving online. Here is how you can do the 100 envelope challenge online using our free envelope challenge printable. Personally, this is how I plan on doing the 100 envelope challenge. Doing things digitally eliminates the need to buy envelopes (bam, money saved) and you don't have to worry about having cash on hand. We're always on the lookout for ways to save money – but it's not always easy to find a savings method that works for you, this one has taken off recently on TikTok and our community is loving it. 100 Envelope ChallengePlace your printed chart somewhere that you will always see it, so it's always to hand to mark your progress and you'll always have a reminder of what you're working towards. This is why I find the printouts so handy. Choose the Best Saving Option for you All items are for your own personal and non-commercial use only. Please do not distribute, share, resell or use the item(s) commercially under any circumstances. Step 2: Have a separate bank account set up for your challenge savings. You'll be transferring money into this account as you “pull” digital envelopes. These Saving Challenges are the perfect gift for any budgeting addict or family member who would like to start a savings challenge but may need help towards where to start.

Split the envelopes into two piles – high and low amounts, so you take one envelope from each pile. How to Use the Cash Envelope System to Stop Overspending (if you like envelopes, this system might be a great fit!) Another benefit to this digital version of the challenge is that you can see all your savings at once, in one place, rather than spread out across a bunch of envelopes. Cash can suit some people better. Or you can set up a digital bank account such as Chip or Monzo and transfer your envelope money to that account. To make the challenge more fun, it uses cash envelopes, however, if it’s easier for you to transfer money to a separate savings account that will be just as effective. The ultimate goal is to save money so do whatever works best for you. To Begin:Some savers draw the envelope at the beginning of the week and challenge themselves to find some extra pounds in the week. Get creative with your envelopes. You can decorate them, use different colors for each day, or even make your own out of construction paper. Seeing your envelopes disappear from the first box is super satisfying and will give you that push to keep saving. The 52-week savings challenge can be a great New Year's resolution, but you can start it any time. Begin on your birthday, the first day of a new month, or just on a random Monday. And here's a preview of the version with 100 blank envelopes that you can customize for different savings goals: