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Debt Payoff Savings Challenge Bundle

6+ awesome debt pay-off coloring sheets plus bonus low-income savings sheets.

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A debt payoff and savings challenge bundle that gives you the head start you need for paying off your debt fast and saving money. The debt trackers can be used for your debt snowball to include credit card debt payoff, student loan payoff, car loan payoff, mortgage payoff, and more.

The savings challenge trackers can be used for a vacation fund tracker, sinking fund tracker, emergency savings, rainy day fund, pet emergency fund, home improvement tracker, or any of your savings goals.

These coloring sheets are unlabeled so you can use them for any amount of money. Great for saving for your next vacation, emergency fund, baby steps, gifts, car fund, or anything else you’re saving towards. This versatile savings tracker is in the shape of a mason jar and has space above to write in your savings goals.

And since the worksheet is unlabeled, you can reuse it for different savings goals throughout the years. Or print multiple copies off at a time and use them to track your sinking funds.

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Included in this bundle are six different debt payoff and savings challenge worksheets:

  • Debt Payoff Tracker Jar Printable
  • Debt Snowball Tracker
  • Rainy Day Fund Tracker
  • Credit Card Payoff Tracker
  • Savings Thermometer
  • House Downpayment Savings Tracker
  • Gumball Savings Tracker

Debt Payoff Tracker Jar Printable

A simple, yet fun, printable savings tracker that you can download right now and start using immediately at home.This savings jar printable is filled with 100 marbles that you color in as you save.

If you have more than one debt that you’re trying to pay off, never fear, the debt snowball tracker is here!

It’s a common question to ask “How do I track my debt payoff?” It can get confusing trying to keep track of all your debt. Which debt should you pay off first? How much should you be paying every month?

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snowball tracker printable

With this snowball tracker PDF, you’ll list your debts smallest in balance to the largest. Then you pay the minimum amounts on all debts except the smallest debt. For the smallest debt, you put all extra money you can find towards paying down the principal.

Then once the smallest debt is paid off, you add the amount you were paying to that debt to the second smallest debt. Your goal is to vigorously pay whatever your smallest debt is at the time, irrespective of the interest rate, and then snowball the payment amounts to the next smallest debt once the debt you were focusing on is gone.

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Rainy Day Fund Tracker

A fully customizable rainy day fund savings tracker. Figure out your savings goal, then divide that number by the number of raindrops (50) to get each raindrop’s value.

As you save, color in the raindrops until your savings goal is reached. You can use this rainy day fund printable again and again. Great for if you’re doing a starter savings fund, and then again later when you’re increasing it to a 3-month or 6-month cushion fund.

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Credit Card Payoff Tracker

Get on top of your credit card debt payoff by using this credit card payoff tracker printable. No matter how many credit cards you have, you can print off a credit card debt challenge for each one and color in the shreds as you pay down your debt.

This is a motivating visual to help you along your journey toward becoming debt-free and reaching financial freedom.

Thisdebt challenge printable has 100 “shreds”. Divide your total debt amount by 100 in order to determine how much each shred is worth. Then as you pay off your debt fast, color in the corresponding shreds on this payoff tracker.

If you have multiple credit cards, label each money worksheet with the name of the credit card to keep track easily.

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Savings Thermometer

Paying off debt can be hard but it can get easier with a debt-free coloring sheet. Use this debt payoff printable to track your payoff journey. The debt thermometer is only labeled with percentages so you can fill it in to customize it for each specific debt.

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House Downpayment Savings Tracker

Are you ready to aggressively pay down your home mortgage? This mortgage payoff tracker printable is completely customizable to any amount of debt you have to pay off. There’s no better feeling than being completely debt-free, including the mortgage.

This mortgage coloring sheet is unnumbered so that it’ll work with all mortgage amounts. There are 100 bricks total to color so divide your total debt amount by 100 to see how much each brick is worth.

For example:

  • $100k mortgage = $1000 each brick
  • $250k mortgage = $2500 each brick
  • $300k mortgage = $3000 each brick

As you put money towards the principal, color in each brick using colored pencils, markers, crayons, or any art supply you prefer.

You can color in the stars, smoke, and chimney scene at any time since they’re for decoration purposes.

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Gumball Savings Tracker

A fun and motivating savings challenge tracker in the shape of a gumball machine. This savings coloring worksheet comes in black and white and is unfilled, allowing you to use it for any savings goal amount.

There are 100 gumballs for you to color in. Divide your total savings goal by 100 in order to get the dollar amount per gumball. Then as you save, color in the gumballs.

The gumball machine can be colored any color you want or left blank. Since this savings worksheet is blank, you can use it again and again for different savings challenges, like saving for a vacation, travel fund, new laptop fund, birthday presents, or any sinking fund. You can even use it as a starter emergency fund worksheet or 30-day savings challenge. The uses are endless!

Plus, when you order now you’ll also get these SIX bonus sheets!

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Spark your saving goals into hyperdrive withthis Low Income Savings Challenge Space Bundle. This bundle includes 5 unique savings challenges, perfect for a low-income challenge with aspace savings mission twist. Save $200, save $100, or set your own savings goal – the universe is your oyster!

The BONUS Savings Challenge Bundle includes:

  • Alien Stars Savings Challenge (Save $100 Goal)
  • Rover Rock Savings Challenge (Save $200 Goal)
  • Astronaut Mouse Cheese Savings Challenge (set your goal, 20 objects)
  • Astronaut Lizard Footsteps Savings Challenge (set your goal, 20 objects)
  • Astronaut Cat Stars Savings Challenge (set your goal, 30 objects)
  • Car Loan Payoff and Car Savings Chellenge

About the bonus space sheets: These savings tracker printables are unique and adorably space themed. Adults and kids alike are sure to enjoy. Once you finish a challenge, reprint it to start it again.Each challenge will help you on your journey toward your financial goals faster than warp speed. Reach for the stars and make your savings dream come true.

About the car savings sheets: This car payoff tracker worksheet helps you visualize your progress.This debttracker provides an easy-to-use and visually appealing layout that allows you to see your car loan decreasing month by month. Celebrate every milestone as you get closer to being debt-free.

There are 50 rocks so divide your savings goal by 50 to get the dollar amount each rock equals. As you save, color in the corresponding number of rocks. Keep going until you reach your savings goal.

Be in complete control of your car savings goals with the Car Savings Tracker! Thisprintable PDF helps you save for a brand-new car, used car, or your dream car and stay on budget. Easily set a targeted savings amount, track your progress along the way, and watch your car goals become a reality. It’s time to start living your car dreams!

Why The Debt Payoff Savings Challenge Bundle Works

All of these money challenges can be used to get your personal finance on track. Visual debt and savings trackers help you set clear money goals and keep you motivated as you color in the worksheets.

After you complete a savings challenge or debt payoff, reprint a new tracker when you want to start again.

Check out the additional bundles, debt payoff trackers, and savings printables in the shop.

Format:

PDF Document,US Letter size 8.5x11in

What You’ll Receive:

One PDF copy of the unfilleddebt payoff trackers and savings challenge printables, One PDF copy of the space lowincome savings challenge and one PDF copy of the car savings printables.

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

Unique andcreativedebt-free charts, debt payoff trackers, and debt color sheets to help keep you motivated while paying down debt. If you’re looking for a fun way to stay motivated while paying down your debt, these coloring sheets will do the trick.

Each debt-freechart is printable and comes in a PDF format. Theycan be customized to your individual debt and reused over and over again. If you want a little inspiration along your debt-free journey, coloring in these worksheets will help keep you focused and motivated along the way.

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Can you live debt-free?

Yes! It is possible to live debt-free but it does require a change in how you’re currently living. In order to live debt-free, you can’t spend more than you make. You’ll also have to be fine living without the instant gratification that credit cards and other loans provide.

How can I become debt-free?

The fastest way to become debt-free is to live on less than you earn and maximize your income. It sounds simple but takes a lot of mental energy. This may require looking for ways to make money, moving to a new location, changing jobs, or spending a lot less on food, to name a few.

How to Use Debt-Free Charts

All of the debt tracking printables are blank for you to fill in yourself. They come in a PDF format you can download instantly so you can print-at home.

1. Download and print your debt coloring sheet on your home printer.

2. Write the total amount of debt you’re paying off on your chart in the proper location.

3. Then divide the total amount of debt by the number of sections there are to color. Most of the worksheets will say how many sections there are to make the math easier.

4. Once you have the debt amount per section, label each section. For some trackers, there will be a shape key you can label instead of having to label each section.

5. As you send payments to your debt and pay if down, color in the corresponding sections of your debt free chart until you’re finished.

6. Congrats, that debt is gone! Now you can reprint the same worksheet to use for your next debt or scroll back up to find a different coloring sheet.

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FAQs

Should you use your savings to pay off credit card debt? ›

While money parked in savings can be used to pay credit card bills, it should only be a last resort if the bill would otherwise go unpaid. It's ideal to keep savings for emergencies or future goals.

How much to have in savings before paying off debt? ›

To avoid compounding your debt, try to set aside between three- and six months' worth of expenses in an emergency fund in a high-interest savings account. Keep an eye on your credit reports and scores. It's a good idea to review your credit reports and scores regularly as you repay your debt.

How do you complete a savings challenge? ›

Match each week's savings amount with the number of the week in your challenge. In other words, you'll save $1 the first week, $2 the second week, $3 the third week, and so on until you put away $52 in week 52.

How does the 52 week savings challenge work? ›

There are no complicated rules to remember. Week 1, you save $1.00. Week 2 you save $2.00, and it continues through the year, adding one more dollar to each week's savings goal. By Week 52, you'll set aside $52.00, which will bring the year's total savings to $1,378!

What is the 50 30 20 rule? ›

The 50-30-20 rule recommends putting 50% of your money toward needs, 30% toward wants, and 20% toward savings. The savings category also includes money you will need to realize your future goals.

Will my credit score go up if I pay off my credit card in full? ›

Paying off a credit card is very likely to help your score, especially if you were using more than 30% of your credit limit. Bev O'Shea is a former NerdWallet authority on consumer credit, scams and identity theft.

Is it better to have a large savings or pay off debt? ›

Consumers can and should do both.” Even if you're working on paying down debt, building a healthy savings fund can help you avoid adding to that debt. Having an emergency fund reduces the financial burden when the unexpected happens, even if you start with a small amount and save slowly.

What is the 20 10 debt rule? ›

The 20/10 rule follows the logic that no more than 20% of your annual net income should be spent on consumer debt and no more than 10% of your monthly net income should be used to pay debt repayments.

How long does it take to pay off the $10000 debt by only making the minimum payment? ›

1% of the balance plus interest: It would take 29.5 years or 354 months to pay off $10,000 in credit card debt making only minimum payments. You would pay a total of $19,332.21 in interest over that period.

Are saving challenges worth it? ›

A money-saving challenge could be the ticket. These savings challenges are many in number, and simple ways to put cash in the bank for a rainy day. So, if you're ready for some financial fun, pull up a chair and dive into the benefits these challenges can bring to your finances. There's no shame in starting small.

How to save $1000 in 6 months? ›

How to save $1,000 in six months
  1. Open a savings account. What's the value in putting your emergency fund in a savings account? ...
  2. Automate. ...
  3. Cut back. ...
  4. Cut out. ...
  5. Don't give up. ...
  6. Work both ends of your budget.
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How to save $5000 in 6 months with 100 envelopes? ›

The 100-envelope challenge is pretty straightforward: You take 100 envelopes, number each of them and then save the corresponding dollar amount in each envelope. For instance, you put $1 in “Envelope 1,” $2 in “Envelope 2,” and so on. By the end of 100 days, you'll have saved $5,050.

What is the $5 000 challenge in 52 weeks? ›

Here are a few more ways to save $5,000 by the end of 2023: Save $96.16 every week. Save $192.31 every two weeks. Save $416.67 every month.

How much is $1 dollar a day for a year? ›

With no interest involved, putting one dollar a day into a bank account (or a jar at home) will see you end up with $365 in a year. Multiply that amount by 30 years and you'll end up with $10,950. Now let's factor in an interest rate of just 1%.

How much money will you have after the 52 week challenge? ›

Check out our guide on how to budget to start getting a handle on your spending and saving. You'll end the challenge with over $1,300 saved If you successfully complete the 52-week money challenge, you'll have $1,378 set aside.

Is it better to pay off your credit card or keep a balance? ›

It's a good idea to pay off your credit card balance in full whenever you're able. Carrying a monthly credit card balance can cost you in interest and increase your credit utilization rate, which is one factor used to calculate your credit scores.

Should I use emergency savings to pay off debt? ›

Whether you're willing to bear that risk — and have a plan for the potential fallout, like getting an emergency loan — is up to you. The bottom line: Using emergency funds to pay off debt isn't a sustainable strategy.

Should I use my savings to pay off my car? ›

Depending on how much you owe and your current financial situation, paying off your car loan early might cause undue hardship. If paying off your car loan would deplete your savings, it's probably better to build your emergency fund or pay off debt instead.

Is it better to pay bills with a credit card or a bank account? ›

You should also use your checking account to pay bills in the following situations: Your provider charges a fee for paying by credit card. In most cases, you'll pay more in credit card convenience fees than you'll gain in card rewards and perks for using a credit card.

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