Comments on: No Spending Day 1 and 2 http://achingdebts.com/no-spending-day-1-and-2/ Survive the Tough Times, Get Out of Debt and Save Money Thu, 18 Aug 2011 17:01:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: cindys http://achingdebts.com/no-spending-day-1-and-2/comment-page-1/#comment-423 cindys Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:47:14 +0000 http://achingdebts.com/?p=173#comment-423 Eric, yes, I have been living that kind of forced no spend for awhile. This time I am doing it by choice and journaling it so that I can see where my worst temptations are. So far, they have been food related... driving by fast food on your way to the bank when you have already missed lunch. NOT stopping by the convenience store for a soda on my way to work. Planning compensated for it though. Eric, yes, I have been living that kind of forced no spend for awhile. This time I am doing it by choice and journaling it so that I can see where my worst temptations are. So far, they have been food related… driving by fast food on your way to the bank when you have already missed lunch. NOT stopping by the convenience store for a soda on my way to work. Planning compensated for it though.

]]> By: Eric http://achingdebts.com/no-spending-day-1-and-2/comment-page-1/#comment-422 Eric Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:42:06 +0000 http://achingdebts.com/?p=173#comment-422 It is even easier to not spend money when you run out of cash before your next paycheck is deposited ;^) But I find that only using hard cash to pay for stuff makes me much more aware of what I am spending. Looking at my bank account statement at the end of the month leaves me wondering what all those debit card transactions were... It is even easier to not spend money when you run out of cash before your next paycheck is deposited ;^)

But I find that only using hard cash to pay for stuff makes me much more aware of what I am spending. Looking at my bank account statement at the end of the month leaves me wondering what all those debit card transactions were…

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