RELATED: 4 No-Brainer Ways to Make Your Money Work Harder For You To start, choose some stocks or funds you would theoretically like to buy, and then keep track of how they do for the next few months.

Lauren Bowling, blogger for LBeeAndTheMoneyTree.com, concedes in a recent blog post that while her no-spend challenge freed up around $500 in funds, the austere strategy is unrealistic long term.

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Money challenges might not work for everyone. But, most of the time, they can at least teach us something about our financial habits. Consider a month-long "money diet" to see just how much your ...

The simple 12-month money challenge that could save you £780. Many of us are feeling the squeeze following the Christmas splurge. Share. by Paige Oldfield; 11:22, 28 Jan 2024; See news near you.