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How to Save $5,000 With Saving Charts - Home As We Make It

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Skip to contentDo you have a goal of saving $5,000? If so, the charts I’ve created below can help you acheive your goal!First, you need to decide the timeframe in which you need to save the $5,000. I have created charts from 1 month to 1 year that you can choose from.If your timeframe differs from these, you can create your own chart as well. You just need to divide the $5,000 by the amount of deposits you will make. I recommend depositing weekly or biweekly. You can also choose to do so monthly, quarterly, yearly, whatever works best for you.You simply need to make sure that you are depositing the predetermined amount at each scheduled date. I recommend you set up a separate savings account with your bank to track your balance. It’s also easiest if you can set up automatic transfers from your checking account to the specified savings account.The easiest way to save money with these schedules is to set up automatic transfers using your bank account. You can set up your deposit amount to be transferred into your savings on a timely basis. Most banks offer this feature.For example, if you are saving $5,000 in a year using the weekly schedule, you should schedule $96.15 to transfer from your checking to your savings each week. If your bank allows a date to stop the transfers, you would stop these at 52 weeks.Keep in mind that most of these savings plans have a slightly different amount on the last deposit to make the total savings equal $5,000 exactly.You can also make your deposits manually. All that matters is that you make the deposits on time and in the amount specified. If you stick to the plan, you’ll have $5,000 saved up!I’ve put togther 6 different charts to help you save $5,000. You can sign up by filling out the form below. This will put you on my email list as well.Here is what’s included in the download:To reach your goal of saving $2,000 in a month, you will need to deposit $1,250 weekly or $2,500 biweekly. Use the charts below to see the savings schedule.To reach your goal of saving $5,000 in 2 months, you will need to deposit $625 weekly or $1,250 biweekly. Use the charts below to see the savings schedule.To reach your goal of saving $5,000 in 3 months, you will need to deposit $384.60 weekly or $714.29 biweekly. Use the charts below to see the savings schedule. Keep in mind that the last deposit is slightly different to make the balance equal $5K exactly.To reach your goal of saving $5,000 in 4 months, you will need to deposit $294.12 weekly or $625 biweekly. Use the charts below to see the savings schedule. Keep in mind that the last deposit for the weekly schedule is slightly different to make the balance equal $5K exactly.To reach your goal of saving $5,000 in 5 months, you will need to deposit $238.10 weekly or $454.55 biweekly. Use the charts below to see the savings schedule. Keep in mind that the last deposit is slightly different to make the balance equal $5K exactly.To reach your goal of saving $5,000 in 6 months, you will need to deposit $192.30 weekly or $384.60 biweekly. Use the charts below to see the savings schedule. Keep in mind that the last deposit is slightly different to make the balance equal $5K exactly.To reach your goal of saving $5,000 in a year, you will need to deposit $96.15 weekly or $192.30 biweekly. Use the charts below to see the savings schedule. Keep in mind that the last deposit is slightly different to make the balance equal $5K exactly.It will take some work to reach your savings goal. It’s totally worth it though! Keep your goal in mind and remind yourself why you’re doing this.Are you saving for a vacation? An emergency fund? A vehicle?Let me know what you’re saving for in the comments below! I’d love to hear which schedule you’re going with too.Are you looking for more savings goal charts? I’ve put together tools to help you save $1,000-$100,000. Check out this post for the Ultimate List of Savings Charts. All include free, printable PDF documents to help you track your savings.Keep yourself accountable and let me know what your goal is in the comments below!I am so happy you're here! On this site, you'll find crafty DIY projects, recipes, and everything you need to make your home your way.

Skip to contentDo you have a goal of saving $5,000? If so, the charts I’ve created below can help you acheive your goal!First, you need to decide the timeframe in which you need to save the $5,000. I have created charts from 1 month to 1 year that you can choose from.If your timeframe differs from these, you can create your own chart as well. You just need to divide the $5,000 by the amount of deposits you will make. I recommend depositing weekly or biweekly. You can also choose to do so monthly, quarterly, yearly, whatever works best for you.You simply need to make sure that you are...

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