52 Week Money Challenge Bees (Printable)

Saving money is hard but can be made easier by making it fun!  If you want to save more money but need a way to make it like a game, this 52-week money challenge is perfect for you.

Every week you save a little bit more and color in a honeycomb using colored pencils.  By the end of the year, you'll have saved over $1000.  

This savings tracker printable can be used in order, which increases one dollar every week.  Or you can use it in reverse or even randomly by coloring in whichever honeycomb dollar amount you saved that week. 

Once all of the honeycombs have been filled, the total savings amount is $1378.  This is a simple 52-week money savings challenge for sinking funds, planned repairs, or other savings funds.

Looking for other savings challenge printables?  Check these out:

• 100 Dollar Challenge
• 52 Week Money Challenge Bees Design
• 5 Dollar Challenge [30 days]
• 5 Dollar Challenge [52 weeks]

Format:

PDF Document, US Letter size 8.5x11in

What You'll Receive:

One PDF copy of the unfilled black and white 52-week money challenge bee printable.

*This is a printable file and no physical products will be mailed to you.  For your personal use only.

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