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52 Week Money Challenge: How to Save an Extra $5,000 Every Year on Autopilot, Build Your First Emergency Fund & Pay Off Debt Fast

52 Week Money Challenge: How to Save an Extra $5,000 Every Year on Autopilot, Build Your First Emergency Fund & Pay Off Debt Fast

Nora Perry
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In 2011, I graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Science degree and more than $119,000 in student debt. Less than three years later, I was completely debt-free. This is my story - a cautionary tale with a surprisingly hopeful outcome. Filled with practical advice and personal experience, 52-week money challenge is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to curb their impulse spending, start saving money and pay off debt fast

If you're like most people, you probably know it's hard to save money. Really hard. But do you know why?

One reason stems from our scarcity of attention. We are more likely to prioritize our immediate needs over our future needs . This is similar to why we procrastinate in general.

Another one could be peer pressure that can be applied via social media. Seeing pictures of celebrities, family, and friends posting their newest purchases during their most recent vacation can be a tremendously difficult hurdle to overcome. But despite that saving money doesn't have to be hard.

Whatever your resolution, getting and staying motivated is critical to achieving it. Your core motivation really needs to come from within, but one of the simplest ways to augment that is to make a game out of whatever it is you’re doing. Credit card companies, retailers, and apps have known this for years, and that’s why they get us to rack up “points,” earn rewards, and reach new levels.

We simply love keeping score and feeling like we’re making progress toward a goal. And that explains the popularity of one game many people use to help them save money: The 52-Week Money Challenge.

With the help of three back to back 52-week money challenges I was not only able to pay off my $119K student loan debt but also overcome my impulse buying habit.

Whether you’re paying off student loan debt, saving for your first home, building your first emergency fund or just trying to control your spending. 52-week money challenge will help you achieve that effortlessly.

Scroll up and Buy Now to start mastering your money
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Kindle Edition

52 Week Money Challenge: How to Save an Extra $5,000 Every Year on Autopilot, Build Your First Emergency Fund & Pay Off Debt Fast

Nora Perry
5/5 ( ratings)
In 2011, I graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Science degree and more than $119,000 in student debt. Less than three years later, I was completely debt-free. This is my story - a cautionary tale with a surprisingly hopeful outcome. Filled with practical advice and personal experience, 52-week money challenge is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to curb their impulse spending, start saving money and pay off debt fast

If you're like most people, you probably know it's hard to save money. Really hard. But do you know why?

One reason stems from our scarcity of attention. We are more likely to prioritize our immediate needs over our future needs . This is similar to why we procrastinate in general.

Another one could be peer pressure that can be applied via social media. Seeing pictures of celebrities, family, and friends posting their newest purchases during their most recent vacation can be a tremendously difficult hurdle to overcome. But despite that saving money doesn't have to be hard.

Whatever your resolution, getting and staying motivated is critical to achieving it. Your core motivation really needs to come from within, but one of the simplest ways to augment that is to make a game out of whatever it is you’re doing. Credit card companies, retailers, and apps have known this for years, and that’s why they get us to rack up “points,” earn rewards, and reach new levels.

We simply love keeping score and feeling like we’re making progress toward a goal. And that explains the popularity of one game many people use to help them save money: The 52-Week Money Challenge.

With the help of three back to back 52-week money challenges I was not only able to pay off my $119K student loan debt but also overcome my impulse buying habit.

Whether you’re paying off student loan debt, saving for your first home, building your first emergency fund or just trying to control your spending. 52-week money challenge will help you achieve that effortlessly.

Scroll up and Buy Now to start mastering your money
Format
Kindle Edition

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