Here is a different take on the 52 week challenge....

I'm not doing this but if I were, I'd be doing the increased amount each week. The goal on January 1st, 2015 would be do save $53 and on January 1, 2016 to save $105 etc. I think savings is a muscle and working from the top to the bottom makes no sense to me.
 
This sounds like a lot of fun and you're teaching you child that sometimes putting money into savings is hard to do. It kind of goes against the premise of the whole challenge, which is to slowly help you adjust to saving, but it sounds like you are already have it under control.

I'm not a fan of the 52-week challenge the way that it's written. I think that if you can afford to put $200 aside in the month of December, then you should be able to do it the other 12 months of the year. And I wonder how many people who start the challenge with gazelle-like intensity actually push through the tougher months in the latter part of the challenge. I much prefer the idea of just having consistent amounts deposited into savings on a regular basis.

In the long run, I suppose that anything that motivates you to save is a good thing. I just prefer to do it my way instead of relying on a gimmicky plan.
Yes, understood totally. I'm not one to judge anyone on how they accomplish a goal (and not saying that anyone else is either!) so I agree with whatever floats your boat, however like you mentioned - this is in *addition* to what we already save on a *regular and consistent* basis. I also wanted my DS to experience it with me/us and he has.

Good luck everyone! :goodvibes

Heather
 












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