No matter what your household income is, everyone can relate to the desire to save money. Shrinkabill is the name of a new company that’s interested in helping you with those goals no matter what your situation. Here’s the sweet part: they’ll do this all for free.
How does this company make money? You’re required to share your savings with the company, 45 percent of your first year’s savings to be exact.
If they can’t help you save money, they will give you a $25 gift card to your favorite restaurant. The News Journal has the details:
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This is a part of a nationwide trend of similar companies such as BillFixers and BillCutterz.
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