One woman's 'no-spend year' changed her entire life.
to spend on:"mortgage, utilities, life insurance, charity donations, and broadband and mobile phone bills [less than $2,000 a month]." She'd also allow herself basic toiletries like toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, etc., and food for her and her husband, for which they agreed to set a combined weekly grocery goal of about $35:
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