How do I start and keep a Rainy Day Fund? Free Printable Tracker
I love visual trackers for saving money. They truly are so inspiring and motivating to keep you going. Personally, I like to hang mine on the fridge, so I see it a zillion times a day.
All you have to do is pick a goal amount. Then divide that goal by 50.
Example: $500 divided by 50 is $10. So each raindrop in the savings tracker is equal to $10.
Every time you save the amount of a raindrop, you color one in. By the time you color all 50 raindrops in, you will have hit your goal!
How much money should you have for a rainy day fund?
Rainy Day funds are different than emergency funds, because they are typically for wants and not needs. Emergency fund covers unexpected expenses, whereas a rainy-day fund could be for more fun things that you want.
I love to do smaller challenges for not so fun things like yearly property taxes, or a car maintenance fund, but this tracker can be used for anything you like!
This could be a splurge fund for a hair salon appointment, a wardrobe shopping spree, a girls night out, or a weekend getaway with your husband.
Pick a goal, and stick to it!
Rainy Day Fund Savings Challenge Free Printable
Free Printable Savings Tracker Coloring Pages
I want anyone who wants to save to have access to fun ways to do it, so I am making these savings trackers available at no cost. All you have to do is click on the download button, and you will have your very own copy.
The file is a PDF so you will need a PDF reader like adobe on your computer or device. The size of the PDF is set to a standard 8.5 x 11 page, so you can print it on any home printer. Please feel free to share this savings challenge with friends and family! If you decide to share it on social media, please give Low Dough Family the credit for coming up with the challenge.
Happy Savings!
