A free 26-week savings challenge tracker

Pick one number. Save it every week for 26 weeks. The tracker is right below. On paper too: get the free one-page printable.

A one-page printable titled 26-Week Savings Tracker with blank lines for the weekly number and start date and twenty-six boxes labeled week one to week twenty-six, each with a blank total line.

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Your 26 weeks, three ways

Pick the number you can keep every week. Week 26 costs what week 1 did.

$5 a week · $10 a week · $20 a week

Week 1: $5 · $10 · $20

Week 2: $10 · $20 · $40

Week 3: $15 · $30 · $60

Week 4: $20 · $40 · $80

Week 5: $25 · $50 · $100

Week 6: $30 · $60 · $120

Week 7: $35 · $70 · $140

Week 8: $40 · $80 · $160

Week 9: $45 · $90 · $180

Week 10: $50 · $100 · $200

Week 11: $55 · $110 · $220

Week 12: $60 · $120 · $240

Week 13: $65 · $130 · $260

Week 14: $70 · $140 · $280

Week 15: $75 · $150 · $300

Week 16: $80 · $160 · $320

Week 17: $85 · $170 · $340

Week 18: $90 · $180 · $360

Week 19: $95 · $190 · $380

Week 20: $100 · $200 · $400

Week 21: $105 · $210 · $420

Week 22: $110 · $220 · $440

Week 23: $115 · $230 · $460

Week 24: $120 · $240 · $480

Week 25: $125 · $250 · $500

Week 26: $130 · $260 · $520

$10 × 26 weeks = $260.

$260 ÷ $2,900 × 100 = 9.0% of one month.

That's on an example $2,900 take-home.

Box 26 lands 25 weeks after box 1.

Start Monday, October 26, and box 26 is Monday, April 19.

At $10 a week from October 26: Oct $10 · Nov $60 · Dec $100 · Jan $140 · Feb $180 · Mar $230 · Apr $260.

Simple arithmetic, not a statistic.

Pick your number

$5, $10 or $20 a week. Pick the one you can keep.

Write it once

Your number and start date go at the top. Nothing else to plan.

Fill one box a week

Write the running total each Monday. Same number every week, so nothing climbs.

Print it once. Fill box 1 on Monday. Week 26 asks no more than week 1.

What does it cost?

Nothing. The printable is free. No card, and no trial that turns into a charge.

Why the same amount every week?

A challenge that adds $1 a week asks $26 in week 26. A flat number asks the same every week. If it fits in week 1, it fits in week 26.

What if I miss a week?

Leave that box blank and keep going. Your total just runs one week behind the list.

Can I pick a different number?

Yes. Write any number at the top, like $25. It works the same way.