Ownwell Review: Lower Your Property Taxes
Ownwell works with property owners to lower their property taxes. They use a team of experts to help homeowners successfully appeal unfair assessments.
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Sarah Sharkey is a personal finance writer covering banking, insurance, credit cards, mortgages and student loans. She has written for numerous finance publications, including MagnifyMoney, Business Insider and ChooseFI. Her blog, Adventurous Adulting, helps young adults get a handle on their finances.
Ownwell works with property owners to lower their property taxes. They use a team of experts to help homeowners successfully appeal unfair assessments.
Capital One Shopping is a mobile app and browser extension that allows you to earn rewards when you shop. Learn more in our Capital One Shopping Review.
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Rising Bank is an online bank offering competitive yields on savings and CDs. How does it compare to the top online banks? Find out in this Rising Bank review.
moomoo has a limited time offer for new users. Earn a staggering 8.1% APY for up to 3 months with its current promotion. Find out more.
Kashkick offers to pay you for taking surveys, signing up for offers, and playing games. You may not earn much but it’s a low-key way to earn extra money.
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Primis Bank has two attractive checking accounts and a high-yield savings account that is worth looking into.
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