The concept is not new, but social media has helped popularize it. The Buy Nothing Project, says 1.6 million people around the world have downloaded its app since the project launched in ...

A new year offers a fresh start, and for many, the goal to spend less. ... many are buying less and some are buying nothing at all. The “No Buy Year” challenge is gaining momentum. ...

Via Buy Nothing Year, I saved 65% of my take-home pay. I graduated in 2012 and was going through this kick of, Now I can buy grownup stuff! I bought a car, a fancy couch, fancy things for the ...

A no-buy year is 365 days dedicated to cutting out extraneous purchases in order to reset your relationship to consumerism. Here are the benefits, rules, and preparation you need to know before ...

The concept is not new, but social media has helped popularize it. The Buy Nothing Project, says 1.6 million people around the world have downloaded its app since the project launched in ...

Amid overconsumption and rising costs, parents are taking pride in secondhand shopping, using tools like Buy Nothing groups ...

Exhausted by higher prices, mounting debt, and the recent holiday season, some people are pledging to buy nothing – or as little new stuff as possible. Wall Street Journal reporter Ann-Marie ...

Elizabeth Chai decided she would not buy anything in 2020, with the exception of food, coffee, toiletries (if she ran out of something essential) and the occasional service like a haircut. She ...

Some people re-evaluated their relationship to things in 2020. Here’s what they learned. By Britany Robinson Elizabeth Chai decided she would not buy anything in 2020, with the exception of food ...

The “Buy Nothing” project started more than 10 years ago in the Seattle area and now there are chapters across the country including several in the Las Vegas area.