NatWest customers can get £780 by end of 2025 using savings account method | Personal Finance | Finance

NatWest has shared a savings challenge to help Britons amass a pot of up to £780 in 2025.

Savings challenges can provide a structured and manageable way for people to put away some cash – and theres many to get involved in, depending on the goal.

This 12-month challenge encourages savers to set aside £10 notes, increasing the amount saved each month by multiplying the month number by £10.

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NatWest said: “By the end of the 12 months, you’ll have saved £780.

“This method gradually gets you into the habit of setting aside a larger amount as the year progresses.”

Other popular savings challenges can involve people putting money away daily or weekly, rather than monthly.

The 52-week £1 savings challenge is designed to be completed over the course of a year, with savers adding increasing amounts of money each week.

Participants begin by saving £1 in the first week, £2 in the second week, £3 in the third week, and so on, continuing to increase the amount by £1 each week.

By the end of the 52 weeks, those who fully commit to the challenge will have saved a total of £1,378.

NatWest said: “This approach not only helps you save a significant amount by the year’s end but also creates a habit of saving regularly.”

Another popular method is the 1p savings challenge, which follows similar rules to the £1 challenge but instead, it’s carried out daily with pennies.

To do the challenge, savers have to set aside 1p on the first day, 2p on the second, 3p on the third – and so on.

Although the final amount amassed won’t be as high as the £1 challenge, it can still see savers stashing away £667.95 in one year.

NatWest said: “This challenge is a small step each day towards achieving a bigger savings goal.”