How much does this add up to?

$1 + $2 + ... + $100 = $5,050 total.

Do I need real envelopes?

No, the sheet works on its own as a checklist. Physical envelopes are optional if you want to hold the cash itself.

Free 100 Envelope Savings Challenge Printable

Number 100 envelopes 1 through 100. Each week (or whenever you choose), pick an envelope and fill it with cash matching its number. Finish all 100 and you've saved $5,050.

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100 Envelope Challenge — $5,050 Total

Fill each envelope with the dollar amount shown, then set it aside.

$10

$11

$12

$13

$14

$15

$16

$17

$18

$19

$20

$21

$22

$23

$24

$25

$26

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$48

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$50

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$100

How to Use This Printable

Print the sheet as your master checklist, or use it alongside 100 physical envelopes.
Pick a box, then set aside cash equal to that box's number.
Color or check off the box once that envelope is filled.
Keep going until every envelope has cash in it.

Ideas for Using This Printable

Pick two smaller envelopes on tight weeks instead of one big one, as long as the total stays on track.
Use it for a big one-time goal: a vacation, a down payment fund, or debt payoff cash.
Try the 52-Week Money Challenge instead if $5,050 is more than fits your budget right now.

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FAQ

How much does this add up to?: $1 + $2 + ... + $100 = $5,050 total.
Do I need real envelopes?: No, the sheet works on its own as a checklist. Physical envelopes are optional if you want to hold the cash itself.