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RE: Can I do a heart healthy no-buy month?

in Silver Bloggers9 days ago

I do not believe no buy month is helpful because most people who live frugally have already optimized their spending and keep on improving themselves.

For example... I buy my clothing about once in a year in a considerate quantities, and I use them for maybe 2-3 years or longer. I am still wearing a hoodie I bought in 2015. So taking no buy month actually disrupts my flow or rhythm, I never know when I will take the apparel purchase again because I do not know when the bargain or clearance sale will take place.

so your healthy food and no buy month... I do not know, for fun or challenge yourself that should be good, but again... I do not believe it is the optimum way to save up. However I believe everyone has their own preference and compatibility

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I'm only focusing on one area of my spending this time round (that's quite enough, the amount of research it has taken me to get this far 😂), but usually repairs or replacements would be in my rules for the month.

This Saturday Savers Club post has the information from when we did the first no-buy month with more detail (sorry, you have scroll down a bit to get to the right section).

In essence, I agree with you: whatever rules you decide for your no-buy time have to work for your situation.