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Small amounts look trivial until you give them time. Money experiments on IfSketch are educational estimates: compound a daily habit, delay a start date, or cut a category of spending. They are not financial advice, and they do not promise returns.
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What If I Saved £10 Every Day?
A rounder daily habit, stretched over more years, with a gentle illustrated rate you can turn off.
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10 interactive experiments.
What If I Saved £10 Every Day?
A rounder daily habit, stretched over more years, with a gentle illustrated rate you can turn off.
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What If I Saved £5 Every Day?
Turn a small daily amount into a running total over the years, with optional illustrated interest.
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What If I Saved £100 Every Month?
A standing-order-shaped habit: monthly amount, years, and an optional illustrated rate.
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What If I Stopped Buying Takeaways?
Price a takeaway habit over the years. About spending, not about diet.
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What If I Cut My Spending by 10%?
Apply a percentage trim to a monthly spend figure and see the pounds that would be freed.
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What If I Started Saving 10 Years Earlier?
Compare a monthly habit started now with the same habit given extra years at the front.
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What If I Increased My Savings Every Year?
Start with a monthly amount that steps up annually, with optional illustrated compounding.
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What If I Saved Every £1 Coin?
A jar-of-coins habit: how many pounds a week, for how many years, with optional illustrated interest.
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What If I Saved My Coffee Money?
Price a drinks habit over the years. About the receipt, not about caffeine.
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What If I Put Every Spare £10 Away?
A note-shaped habit: how often a spare £10 appears, and what that becomes over the years.
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