With a trade war casting shadows on the economy, many Canadians are taking a critical look at their spending. For some, No ...

The goal of a low-buy or no-buy challenge is to break the cycle of overconsumption by cutting nonessential spending for a set period. "Social media has made it trendy to do no-buy or low-buy ...

It’s the new sensation that’s sweeping the nation, and it doesn’t cost you a penny. Frugal consumers are giving up ...

A low-buy or no-buy challenge can also be a great way to build an emergency fund, Abernathy says. Having three to six months ...

But what if you refuse to fall into the overconsumption trap, and instead embrace the "no buy challenge"? More and more people (social media influencers included) are promoting no- or low-buy years, ...

She’s not alone in embracing this trend. Representatives from Google Shopping told us that Google searches for “no spend ...

The "No Buy" challenge cuts non-essential spending but allows necessities like food, housing and medical care for mindful ...

The drain of overconsumption amid rising prices and uncertain economic policies has led some consumers to a TikTok trend for ...

Many have taken to TikTok — the site of much of their frustration — to declare that they are participating in “Low Buy 2025” or “No Buy 2025” and sharing the ways they are curbing ...

Low-income Iowans would be limited in what foods they could buy with their federal food assistance ... crackers and frozen or prepared meals. No one at the subcommittee spoke in support of the ...

Now, this extreme expenditure is now being met with an equally voracious countermovement - Enter: the 'no buy' trend. Gen Z and Millennials worldwide are turning their backs on over consumerism ...

For the engineers at Blizzard, creating the game’s 11.1 update was actually a sizable challenge ... “There’s no limits [for] what the designers want to do,” Berger continued.