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Default Worksheet tab labels

I have a number of worksheets that I use on an annual basis, updated monthly.
It is best if I keep each worksheet and save it indefinitely because it is
finacnce related. Since I have to recreate every year it would be fastest if
I could use the completed one and update the tab labels to reflect the
current year. I use the month and the year on the tab of the worksheet. I
would like to know if there is a way to change the year on each tab to the
new year and then do a save as and rename it to the current year.
I think that it would be much faster if I did not have to go to each
individual sheet and click on the page then right click and select rename and
change the year twelve times per project. I would really appreciate any input
that someone could offer to speed up this process.
 
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