Thoughtful spending and simpler everyday finances.
Birthdays, anniversaries, special occasions, and the holidays: we like to show the people in our lives that they're important and loved, yet picking a good gift can be tough. It can be stressful, too, when you have a bunch of people to shop for. Or when some of them seem to already have everything...
We've all done it: bought stuff we wound up never using or wearing. For some though, it's a perpetual habit. With these guidelines, you can get more intentional with your spending.
Can you imagine doing a low-buy challenge for nine months? Here's first-hand experience in what it's been like and how I've managed to stick with it.
Minimalist vs. maximalist? In search of a sweet spot in between my love for stuff and the stress it causes, here's what I stopped spending money on in my quest to live lighter.
Six months deep into a low buy year, this is how I've been slashing my spending and what it's been like doing a no spend challenge.
This is part three of the Low Buy Series, where we delve into the best way to strategically map out a custom-tailored low-buy plan you can actually stick to.
Whether you've lost your job or just need to do some serious budgeting, going low-buy can help dramatically cut costs.
Starting a low-buy year might seem daunting, but arming yourself with a simple framework makes it easy to clamp down on your spending and tidy things up at home.
