Savings challenges are often designed around pay cycles, so a biweekly money-saving challenge requires you to put money away every two weeks — or for your next 26 paychecks. Here are some biweekly ...

For Jimenez, the timing of her no-spend challenge was especially difficult. "I did this challenge the month of my husband's birthday," she says.

Also called "low-buy July," the challenge doesn't mean spending no money at all. After all, you can't avoid paying for ...

No-buy challenges are popular on social media, especially for those who want to pay off significant debt or reach other financial goals. While there are many different ways to do a no-buy ...

No funds for garbage pick-up, reduced funds for the homeless — yet the city has money to pay nearly $300,000 a year to an absentee employee on a worldwide joyride.

4 Ways To Boost Your Money IQ For Financial Literacy Month If you've yet to commit to your own financial education, now is the perfect time to make it a daily part of your information diet.

Meta, however, could push back the release of Llama 4 again, the report said, citing two people familiar with the matter.

But one technique, called the 12-month challenge, could see those taking part save £780 by the end of the year. Savers begin with £10 and gradually increase each month.

Consider a month-long "money diet" to see just how much your savings add up. Eliza Cross of HappySimpleLiving has been organizing a "January Monthly Diet" for the past six years.

Dry January is a 31-day challenge to abstain from alcohol consumption during the entire month of January. It was officially founded in 2013.