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Hello Reader,

Happy New Year!

As we step into a fresh year, this is usually the moment when money starts to feel very real again.

Bills show up, goals feel louder, and the pressure to “get it right” financially can creep in fast.

That said:​
​- Is your bank account feeling stretched thin?
- Do you struggle to save consistently?
- Or maybe you’re saving something, but you want a little extra momentum?

If any of that sounds familiar, this might be exactly what you need.

We’re kicking off a 26-Week Savings Challenge, and it’s designed to help you build momentum with your money, without overwhelm.

Here’s how it works:

• You save a small, incremental amount each week for 26 weeks, and by the end, you’ll have saved $1,378. Yes;$1,378 saved by simply staying consistent!

If you’ve heard of the 52-week savings challenge, this is a similar idea; just on an accelerated timeline. Same concept, quicker results.

Here’s the best part:

• If the exact weekly amounts don’t fit your life right now, you can absolutely make this challenge your own.
• You can save any amount you’re comfortable with each week for 26 weeks.
• What matters most isn’t the number, it’s building the habit and showing up consistently.

So what can you do with the money you save?

You could:

• Set up or grow your emergency fund
• Pay down debt with a lump-sum payment
• Work toward a big goal like a down payment
• Start investing
• And yes; there’s always room for the occasional, intentional splurge too 😉

You’ll get a simple worksheet to keep you on track, plus the option to switch to a 52-week version if that works better for you!

If you’re ready to feel more in control, more confident, and more consistent with your money, this is your sign.

👉 Click here to join the 26-Week Savings Challenge!​

Let’s do this, one week at a time.

You’ve got this!
Team CGF ❤️

P.S. When you join the challenge, you’ll also get access to our brand-new course platform, making it even easier to stay organized, motivated, and supported as you build your savings habit.