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200 Ways To Have A No Spend Weekend That Will Make You Forget About Money
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Have you ever tried a no spend weekend with yourself or the family?
I don't know about you, but I feel like we need this from time to time. We spend so much on ourselves -- and our children in particular -- that we all should take a break from spending.
So, here are a few ways to have fun, but make it a no spend weekend! This can help all of us stick to the budget -- especially if it's toward the end of the month and we're about to be in the red!
Enjoy this post, bookmark it, refer to it often, and let us know what you do for your no spend weekend.
The No Spend Weekend That Will Make You Popular With The Family
The Minimalist's Guide to a No Spend Weekend With The Family
Found from Mama Bear Martin
Save Your Money and Opt For Fun Free Weekends!
Found from Adrienne J.
Frugal Free Activities for Your No Spend Weekend
Found from Yaz @ The Wallet Moth
Ways to Not Spend Money in the Fall
Found from The Budget Mom
How About Not Spending Money, but Also Making Some Money?
Found from Allan @ The Practical Saver
Here's Your No Spend Weekend Challenge (If You Choose To Accept It)
Found from Centsibly Rich
Ready For Your No Spend Weekend?
I know it's crazy to think about not spending a dime over the weekend. Yeah, it's hard. How easy is it to just whip out the credit card and go to town at the drive-thru?
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