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Sunday, July 16, 2017

Piggy Bank Challenge


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I love participating in  VAL'S Piggy Bank Challenge each year.  You can sign up:
  1. All's you have to do is create a post this week sharing your "piggy bank".
  2. Include your goal of what you'd like to purchase with your savings come this time next year.
  3. Include the linky button above to help spread the word to all your followers. 
  4. Return and link your post here anytime this week until August 1st.
  5. Start "penny pinching". (Coins and bills are allowed)
  6. Next year we'll  all empty our piggy banks on July 6th and create a post exclaiming our totals, share what quilty purchase we're going to make and link up here once again to celebrate!

I've been able to save quite well with this method.  It gets dipped into thru the year for some emergency monies (car repair), but has been handy to purchase those quilty items without being sure you 'budgeted' them.

I used this method when my kid's were young - they loved dropping coins in and watching grow.  The money then was for summer vacations and summer camps.

This would help with saving for Christmas presents , too - which leads me to:

 

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10 comments:

  1. I save my coins and they go to Grandson for laundry use at University, and the same go to Grand-daughter for her horse riding. Maybe I need a third jar for myself.

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  2. I should do this for trip $$$ to visit my new grandbaby next year (as many times as I can pay for the flights). Much better than new sewing stuff.

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  3. Since the children have left home and we no longer need the change for all the necessary things that children need, we put all our change in a jar. In September, this money goes to MCC to help dig wells in so villages in Africa can have clean water.

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  4. I always toss actual pocket change into a mason jar when I sort the laundry. The only thing it gets used for is laundry money when we're on the road. Not very glamourous.

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  5. THANKS FOR SHARING!
    msstitcher1214@gmail.com

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  6. Good idea!
    Thank you for sharing!
    (I don't have a blog to post to, but I have the pretty biscuit tin for a piggy bank!)
    Pat T.

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  7. SO glad you are once again joining us for the challenge Sharon. :)

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    1. Hi Sharon! How did ya do this year? Time to open up that jug and see. Share and link with us this week.

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  8. Good luck with your savings plan this year.

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