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💰 NO SPEND MONTH 💰

Spending allowed: rent, bills, transportation (metro, buses, maybe save a bit on gas because climate) & also (no, last minute flight to Spain does not count, sorry) and any other non negotiable expenses like medication or pet food or insert yours, I trust you.
Groceries: set a moderate budget which will differ depending on a) diet; b) household members; c) country living costs and stick to it. I mean, if we decide to opt out of eating out for a month but still get sushi from the groceries' store every other day then, let's face it, we are not opting out of eating out. For me, as a student living in the UK, I will budget 90 £ for groceries for one person. Meal prep, guys!
Spending not allowed: clothes, shoes, bags, anything fashion related really. no eating out, no getting coffee everyday before work (or during work), no impulse 100$ worth of candles and bath bombs purchases. You get the drill, right?
Fun $$$: as, let's face it, we are human beings and we need a small transition period, I suggest that we have a fun $$$ amount that we can spend on anything we want during the month. This should be really low - mine is going to be 20£ and I am probably going to spend it throughout the month in emergency coffee and/or brownies on my way to uni.
- Anyone embarking on this challenge, please write below your fun $ and how you think you may be spending it; that way, you will be more accountable.