The Daily Money: What is 'No Buy July?'
Good morning and welcome to a new week. This is Betty Lin-Fisher, filling in for Daniel de Visé to bring you today's The Daily Money.
Have you heard of "No Buy July?"
It's a growing trend on social media to help you save money.
Those who are participating say it is a good challenge and a way to save. Financial experts say the exercise of purposefully controlling your spending is a good one with several benefits.
I know July is almost over, but there's still time to get started and there's no harm in continuing this into August and beyond.
Here is more information about No Buy July.
Would you go into debt for your pet?
For many of us, our furry family members are as much a part of our family as their human counterparts.
But how far would you go to care for your pet?
Some parents are willing to go into debt for their pets.
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