What size is an A6 savings challenge insert?

A6 is 105 by 148 millimetres, or 4.1 by 5.8 inches — a quarter of an A4 page, and the size most cash-envelope binders take. The cards here print four to a sheet of US Letter, so cutting on the lines gives you four inserts a sheet without needing A4 paper.

How many cards does the $1,000 in 30 days come to?

2 cards covering all 30 deposits, on one sheet of Letter. Each card carries its own subtotal and the running total, so you can see what you have saved without adding anything up.

$1,000 in 30 days — A6 binder inserts

2 cards at A6 — 105 × 148mm, or 4.1 × 5.8 inches — covering all 30 deposits and totalling $1,000.20. They print 4 to a sheet of US Letter, so you do not need A4 paper to end up with A6 cards.

$1,000 in 30 days

Card 1 of 2

1$33.34
2$33.34
3$33.34
4$33.34
5$33.34
6$33.34
7$33.34
8$33.34
9$33.34
10$33.34
11$33.34
12$33.34
13$33.34
14$33.34
15$33.34

This card$500.10

Saved by here$500.10

$1,000 in 30 days

Card 2 of 2

16$33.34
17$33.34
18$33.34
19$33.34
20$33.34
21$33.34
22$33.34
23$33.34
24$33.34
25$33.34
26$33.34
27$33.34
28$33.34
29$33.34
30$33.34

This card$500.10

Saved by here$1,000.20

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The same chart as an image, with the total and the source on it, for anywhere that wants a picture rather than a page.

$1,000 in 30 days A6 binder inserts: 2 cards covering all 30 deposits, totalling $1,000.20

One sheet of US Letter, four cards a sheet. Cut on the dashed lines.

One-sheet chart instead What this challenge costs

Every amount computed by Larder, who make the iPhone app these figures come from.