Plus, these TV channels are costing you $1,600/year
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If you’ve been side-eyeing your bank lately, it might be time to look elsewhere. Some banks will literally pay you to switch. We’re talking a few hundred dollars just for opening a new account and checking a couple boxes. Some even throw in perks like higher interest rates or getting your paycheck a little earlier. It’s not totally hands-off. You might need to set up direct deposit or keep a certain balance for a bit. But if you’re already thinking about moving your money, it’s a pretty easy way to come out ahead. We rounded up the bank promotions actually worth your time.
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Bankmaxxing is not as complicated as it sounds. It’s really about using smarter accounts, better rates and a few simple moves to get more out of the money you already have.
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Things Frugal People Never Spend Money On
Here's how some people can stretch their dollars so far: Knowing what NOT to buy. These are the best habits we learned from frugal people.
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“Channel Bloat” May Be Costing You Over $1,600 a Year
Drawing on data from vetted external studies and a survey CableTV.com conducted with nearly 27,000 real TV customers, we’ve discovered how much Americans are wasting on their cable plans each year, and what to do about it if overpaying for TV is an issue your family is facing.
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Credit Score Under 700? Make These Moves ASAP
If you're struggling to get your score up because of debt, we have a few ways to fix that.
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