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Looking for a $10 week savings plan? In this post, I’ll show you how saving just $10 a week can help you pay cash for a purchase or build up your savings. You’ll love the free savings tracker printable to keep up with your progress, too!
I’ve heard from many friends and readers that it’s hard to get started saving money, and that they don’t have an extra $100, or even $50, a week to put aside to savings.
Does that sound familiar to you? If so, today’s post is just for you!
My hope is that you will be inspired to save something, even if it’s just $10 a week, so that you are making progress and getting into the saving habit and positive money mindset.
So, let’s make a plan to save just $10 a week and see your money build, and then when you do have extra money, you’ll know exactly what to do with it.
Be sure to grab the free $10 a week savings plan printable to keep up with your progress – it’s highly encouraging and motivating to track your progress!
$10 Week Savings Plan (with FREE Savings Tracker Printable)
You may think saving just $10 a week isn’t even worth it – I mean, how much money can you really accumulate only saving $10 a week.
If you save $10 a week for a full year, you’ll have $520 put aside. Not exactly enough for a dream beach vacation, but definitely more than $0.
If all you can save is $10 a week right now, then that is great! Do it and don’t ever tell yourself it’s not worth it or it won’t matter.
Because when you can afford to save more money, and you can up your savings to $20 a week (then $50 and $100 eventually), you’ll have money to build on and the habits and routines already set in place, so you’ll know exactly what to do with it.
It’s a really, really, really great place to start. And it’s definitely worth doing.
Need some tips on how to start saving money?
It can be hard to find extra money to put aside in savings. Here are a few tips to get you started:
- Commit to eating at home every night – no more eating out.
- Cancel as many subscription services as you can (newspaper, cable, apps, streaming services, gym memberships, subscription boxes). Look at your bank statement to see what recurring charges you may have.
- No more online shopping – cancel Amazon Prime or store cards if you are buying too much.
- Unsubscribe from emails that make you spend money – deals newsletters or retailer emails.
- Cut out entertainment – Find fun things to do at home and free events in the community or have friends and family over instead of going out.
- Sell things – Declutter and have a yard sale or find things you can sell on Facebook marketplace to make more money.
- Get a side job or second job – Find something you can do in your spare time (even if just for a short season) until you reach your savings goal.
You can always review your bank statement to see how you are spending your money and where you can cut back to find a few extra dollars to save.
$10 Week Savings Plan Printable:
Below you will find the $10 a week savings plan printable. Use this to track your progress to keep you encouraged and motivated.
You can hang it on your fridge or keep it in your planner.
You will also need to decide where you are going to put your money each week – if you don’t already have a savings account separate from your checking account, I would highly recommend opening one and putting all your money you want to save in that account.
Print the FREE $10 Week Savings Plan Printable here.
Print the FREE $10 Week Savings Plan Printable here.
Starting to save money with just $10 a week is a great place to start!
You’ll start growing your savings account slowly, and have the great foundational knowledge and habits of how to save money when you have more money available to save.
Get started saving money today – even with just $10 a week! Your future self will thank you!
Print the FREE $10 Week Savings Plan Printable here.
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