How to take on the viral No Spend January trend
An emerging movement called No Spend January involves people resisting temptations to buy non-essentials. That means no new clothes, restaurant trips or coffee runs.
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An emerging movement called No Spend January involves people resisting temptations to buy non-essentials. That means no new clothes, restaurant trips or coffee runs.
When 44-year-old Kate Kaden from Maine became a single mom a few years ago, she struggled with getting financially back on track, especially after the holiday shopping season.
Both companies are known for their eco-friendly business orientation and follow the directions to limit their carbon footprint.
Both companies are known for their eco-friendly business orientation and follow the directions to limit their carbon footprint.
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