By Angel Apurillo
I usually put my financial responsibility first. Rent, bills and other payables that are necessary for my lifestyles. Of course, my family's expenses are also a priority. So when my pull up my wallet, nothing is left.
So I got up from my failures and decided that saving money would need to be an accomplishment for me. And luckily, I found out an easy scheme to help me with tis dilemma.
In this 52 week savings challenge, I just tweaked it a little bit so as togive me more mone at the end of the year. Here are the rules I set:
Kapish!
"If saving money is wrong, I don't want to be right!"I'm pretty much sure most of us have savings as an opportunity. I, myself, have been trying to save money for several purposes. May it for a gadget, travel or just to have something for myself. But I fail everytime.
- William Shatner
I usually put my financial responsibility first. Rent, bills and other payables that are necessary for my lifestyles. Of course, my family's expenses are also a priority. So when my pull up my wallet, nothing is left.
So I got up from my failures and decided that saving money would need to be an accomplishment for me. And luckily, I found out an easy scheme to help me with tis dilemma.
In this 52 week savings challenge, I just tweaked it a little bit so as togive me more mone at the end of the year. Here are the rules I set:
- Every week, I have to save 20 pesos.
- It will increase on the following week multiplying it with the corresponding week. For example, 20 multiplied by 1 on the first week, the result will be the amount of money needed to be saved for that week.
- On the second week, 20 pesos multiplied by 2 (2nd week) is equal to 40 pesos then add it to the amount from the first week. The total amount will be current savings.
- Just continue doing step 3 and make sure that I will not sped the money.
- At the end of the year, which the 52nd week, I'll have around 28 thousand pesos.
Kapish!