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A Starter for 2017: Kuripot Challenge
1. PAUL JOHN F. BARROSA, MBA | 2017
A Starter for 2017
A new year is here. A new era is about to unfold. There will be new journeys and, of course, new
experiences.
As for me, writing a blog is a new thing this 2017. This has been an idea since I graduated from the
University of the Philippines back in 2011, but due to certain constraints (like time and internet
connection) I have only realized it this year. Finally, I made it.
Now, procrastination can be productive. And to kick it off, allow me to share a tip for saving
substantial sum of money. This may be in preparation for the Holidays twelve months from now.
Time flies so fast. So better be prepared.
During times of procrastination, doing nothing but randomly surfing the Internet, I stumbled upon
Kuripot Challenge. It is a simple and easy exercise, though it may test your patience and
determination in the long run.
The challenge goes like this: [1] pick a base amount (i.e. Php 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 or 100), [2] start the
first week saving the base amount you chose, [3] add the same amount every week for 52 weeks,
and [4] never touch your savings until the last week.
Below are tables that show the amount you have to contribute per week and the total money you
will be able to save at the end. Of course, as with any challenge, the higher the difficulty, the better
the rewards will be.
A Mega Kuripot Challenge of Php 1 will yield Php 1,378. While Php 5 and Php 10 will result to Php
6,890 and P13,780, respectively. If you have extra cash, you can try the moderate Php 50 Kuripot
Challenge which will lead to a tremendous saving of Php 68,900. Treading the extra mile, a Php 100
base will produce a handsome reward of Php 137,800.
Many may ask: Why is the contribution per week graduated or compounded? In a quest or a game,
things become tougher the higher level. This is because a player is assumed to be accustomed to
the game play and is therefore ready to face more complex situations. It is also the same with the
Kuripot Challenge. Once you hurdled saving Php 50, you already know how to control your buying
impulse and cut down expenses. You already realize that not buying soft drinks, cigarettes, beer or
a Starbucks coffee is beneficial – both physically and financially.
Take note though, the Kuripot Challenge is between you and your goal (whatever you wish to buy).
If the graduated contributions become too taxing, there is no harm in sliding down bases/notches
or saving at a fix rate per rate. For instance, in Week 40 of the Php-50 base requiring Php 1,000
contribution, one may opt to slide down to the Php-35 base and just chip in Php 700. Another
alternative is to just save a steady amount of Php 500 per week.
In times you get a windfall, such as obtaining your 13th month pay, receiving a bonus or winning the
Lotto, you may deposit more to cover the other weeks or save in advance. Remember you have
taken the Kuripot Challenge for something that you really want. The end of the tunnel is both your
glimmer of hope and your destination.
If you wish that 2017 be a fruitful and productive year, have courage and take on the Kuripot
Challenge. Stop procrastinating, and just do it!