Is Saving £25 a Month (Or Less) Worth It?
When money is tight, saving for the future can feel like something to think about later.
There are bills to pay, things to buy, and more immediate priorities competing for your money. Putting away £25 a month might not seem like it will make much difference.
But long-term saving is less about how much you can put away today and more about giving your money time to build.
You don't need to start with hundreds of pounds a month. A small, regular amount can help you build the habit of saving and give you the opportunity to build a larger pot over time.
How much can you save by putting away £25 a month?
£25 a month can add up to more than you might expect:
• £300 after 1 year
• £1,500 after 5 years
• £3,000 after 10 years
That's simply the money you've put aside yourself, before any interest or returns.
See what saving £25 a month could look like with interest using a savings calculator.
