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52-week savings challenge 2027

Every Friday of 2027 is printed on the sheet: $1 on January 1, up to $52 on December 24.

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This is the classic 52-week money challenge, set up for 2027. Every row already has its Friday printed, starting with $1 on Friday, January 1 and ending with $52 on Friday, December 24. You never have to work out which week you are on.

The running total shows exactly where you should be on any date, and you finish with $1,378 just before Christmas.

How it works

Every row is one Friday of 2027, already dated. Save $1 on January 1, $2 on January 8, and one dollar more each Friday until $52 on December 24. The running total tells you where you should be on any date, and the year adds up to $1,378.

Where you’ll be through the year
After weekThat weekSaved so far
4$4$10
13$13$91
26$26$351
39$39$780
52$52$1,378

How to use it

  1. Put the sheet somewhere you will see it on Fridays.
  2. Each Friday, save that row’s amount and tick it off.
  3. Check the running total against the date to see if you are on track.
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Ways to use it

  • Start late: begin on the Friday you start and catch up with a few double weeks.
  • Weekly payday on another day? Ignore the weekday and use the week.
  • Double it: save twice each amount for $2,756.

Tips

  • 2027 has 53 Fridays. Use December 31 to catch up on a missed week.
  • Prefer the big weeks first? The reverse challenge starts at $52.

Questions

When does the 2027 52-week challenge start?

Friday, January 1, 2027, with $1. The last week is Friday, December 24, with $52.

How much will I have by Christmas 2027?

$1,378, if you save every week’s amount from January 1 to December 24.

Does 2027 have 53 weeks?

2027 has 53 Fridays. The challenge uses 52 of them, so December 31 is free to catch up on a missed week.

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This printable is a general planning tool, not financial advice. Read the full disclaimer.