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Halfway through 2025, are ‘no-buy’ years paying off?

A look at how no-buy challenges are shaping financial habits in 2025.

July 22, 2025 by Strategic Communication

In an era of rising prices and economic uncertainty, more Americans are turning to no-spend or no-buy challenges to help take control of their finances.  

These resolutions are a personal commitment to stop spending money on nonessential items for a set period of time. The goal is to become more mindful about spending and build better financial habits. 

Dr. Jeff Jones, financial expert and associate dean of the College of Business at Missouri State University, shares insight into how this financial trend gained traction at the start of 2025, plus strategies you can use if you’re just starting out.  

  1. Halfway through 2025, are ‘no-buy’ years paying off?


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