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With average monthly spending on streaming creeping up towards $100, it’s no wonder many are looking for alternatives to streaming services they’re tired of paying for. Here, we’ll break down both alternative streaming services that can lower your costs and ways to fully replace streaming with alternatives. You might be surprised at how much you can save by taking advantage of alternatives.
Here, we’re laying out how to find subscriptions, cancel them, and avoid getting stuck with too many expensive subscriptions you don’t need in the future. Taken together it’s a few easy steps that can make a serious difference in your day-to-day finances… and your financial future.
With Americans now spending around $70 a month on services like Netflix and HBO, plenty of Michiganders are wondering how to save money on streaming services. Even if you like and watch the services you have, there are practical ways to cut those monthly bills. Below, we explain how.
Spot monthly subscriptions. Collect them all in one place. And even cancel what you don’t want right from digital banking. No extra apps. No extra subscriptions. All free for orsa members!
Gift cards aren’t what they’re cracked up to be. Don’t gift just for the now, gift for the future.
Michigan is known for hockey. But here’s something you might not know—none of our universities have a varsity-level women’s hockey program. We think it’s time that changed.
Tips for freelancers and entrepreneurs to pursue financial stability—what to know, what to do, how to do it, and what to avoid.
ESCOT Youth Development empowers young people in Westland and beyond through academic, athletic, and leadership programs. Their new student run lawn and snow removal business embodies these pillars while supporting community members unable to mow or shovel.
Follow this guide to evaluate the benefits of a 529 college savings plan, and if it's right for your family.
Follow this 5-step plan to get your college savings fund in order.
Tips to build your credit while you're young—and a million reasons why it's important.
7 reasons why Gen Z should start saving for retirement now.