Saving
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4 min read
The case for $5 a day: what four years of auto-save looks like
Small daily amounts add up faster than most people expect. We ran the numbers on four years of steady buying.
Hana Prasetyo, Head of Research
Five dollars a day sounds small. Over four years it adds up to more than 7,000 dollars set aside, without a single decision about timing.
How the numbers work
Buying the same amount every day means you buy more grams when the price is low and fewer when it is high. Over time your average cost sits below the average price.
Making it automatic
Turn on auto-save once and pick a daily, weekly or monthly amount. You can pause it any time, and every purchase shows up in your vault statement.