The thing I love the most about Saving for Disney is that it’s fun. Another fun way to save towards your trip (or whatever) is to challenge your family to save just $1 a day (on top of the other things you are doing to save). You can even get creative with the ways you save it and get the kids involved.
My husband and I started saving $1 a day early in our marriage. When we were married 10 years we had saved up for a pretty nice 10th anniversary trip fund. It really does add up and it’s not hard to do at all.
Be sure to check out all the ways you can add to your fund as you Coupon to Disney!
Lauren says
I love this. I actually have a Wells Fargo saving account. Its great because they match up to a certain amount each year and I have two nifty things set up on there where once a month $25 is taken from my regular checking account and moved to my savings account. Also, everytime I use my card to pay a bill or jsut use it in general $1 goes to my savings account. It adds up FAST.
Marilyn Garcia says
This is a great, easy way to start saving. It seems a little silly, but it really works!
Melissa says
I like this. Sounds so much easier than saving $30 a month! lol
Kristin from Couponing to Disney says
Congratulations! You won a $5 Amazon gift card!
Sara B says
This is one I haven’t tried so I am going to start doing this today:)
Bree says
That is so smart! My husband and I have been married for three years, but I’m sure if we start now, we can have a nice fund by our 10th anniversary! Thanks for the tip!
Linds says
Pay Yourself First! Using separate accounts to divide up your categories and then you can see how much you actually have to work with. I only put in our checking account how much is needed, everything else goes into a different savings account.
Kristen says
I love this…we twist it a little different and always (try to) break a dollar. We pocket the change and put it in our change jar. Between the 2 of us, it averages out to almost $2/day. Not bad for our vacation fund!
Linds says
We give our kids an allowance and have them divide it up- match their tithing and savings and only spend the rest. You live smarter when you have less to work with!
Michelle Clark says
What are some suggestions to get younger kids to save $1 per day?
lINSEY says
Do you deposit in a different account and do you do it weekly? I dream of going on a big trip with my husband this would be great.
Kristin from Couponing to Disney says
Yes I have it in an ING account. I usually put the $1 a day in a jar until I get $30 and then I move it into the ING account.