Work smarter, not harder

These days, one income just doesn’t cut it. In our State of Savings survey, we asked 1,250 working Americans about their finances. Forty-seven percent said they need more than one income to cover their bills. To make up the difference, 33% of them work a side hustle.

But working more isn’t always feasible, especially if you already have a second or third gig amidst the hustle and bustle of the holiday season. So we put together a list of easy ways to boost your income this month. For instance: We found a bank account that will give you $300 just for setting up direct deposit and a service that helps you save money online shopping. Plus more tips that can help get more cash without more time in the office.

Boost Your Income

47% of Americans say they need more than one income to cover their bills.

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