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The sticky note savings hack goes like this: You’ll get a stack of paper (sticky notes, small cards, or whatever else you have on hand) and write the numbers one through 100 on each.

A standard savings account, on average, has a 0.42% APY, which means earning $100 or more in interest would require you to have roughly $25,000 in savings.