be Well: Money-saving trends
From “loud budgeting” to “no-spend challenges,” consumers are experimenting with creative ways to stay on budget.
Jun 18, 2024, 3:59 PM
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9h agoMoney trends on social media are creating a new generation of financially savvy savers.
From “loud budgeting” to “no-spend challenges,” consumers are experimenting with creative ways to stay on budget.
Money-saving expert Trae Bodge, from TrueTrae, highlights the top trends.
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