Section 1 - Instruction

You have a goal, a habit, and the right account. Now let's build the system that makes saving completely effortless.

Automation means setting up your savings to happen automatically, without you remembering or deciding each month.

Engagement Message

How often do you forget to transfer money to savings?

Section 2 - Instruction

Think about your bills - rent, utilities, phone. You probably set these up to pay automatically so you never miss them.

Why not treat your savings the same way? Make it as automatic and non-negotiable as your rent payment.

Engagement Message

How would your finances change if saving became as automatic as paying rent?

Section 3 - Instruction

Here's the beautiful truth: automation removes willpower from the equation. You can't spend money that's already been moved to savings.

It also removes the monthly decision fatigue of "Should I save this month or buy that thing I want?"

Engagement Message

Name one benefit you gain when the monthly savings decision is removed.

Section 4 - Instruction

Most banks offer automatic transfers. You choose the amount, frequency, and accounts. For our plan, you'd set up a transfer from checking to your high-yield savings.

Example: transfer $200 to your emergency fund every 1st of the month.

Engagement Message

Which savings goal would you want to automate first?

Section 5 - Instruction

Time your transfers strategically. Set them for 1-2 days after your paycheck arrives. This ensures the money is there and follows "pay yourself first" principles.

If you're paid bi-weekly, you might split transfers: $100 on the 3rd, $100 on the 18th.

Engagement Message

When does your paycheck typically arrive each month?

Section 6 - Instruction

Start small and build up. Begin with an amount you're comfortable with, maybe $50 monthly. Once you adjust to living without that money, increase it.

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