U.S. savers have missed out on more $603 billion of free money over the past eight years by keeping their savings at big banks like Wells Fargo and Bank of America. I explain how that amount is calculated, why people aren't moving their money and why they should be.
0:00 What $603 billion in missed savings looks like, with coffee beans
1:04 The math behind the $603 billion figure
1:56 Why are consumers missing out on all this free money?
3:04 Why Americans may lose out on even more money going forward
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How Americans Lost $603 Billion by Sticking With Big Banks
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