Save Money: Cell Phone and Streaming Video Tools

I started listening to Clark Howard on AM radio in 1989 when I moved to Atlanta. Although times have changed, I still listen to and enjoy his podcast. His personal finance advice and travel topics have taught me a lot.  In these days of influencers, Clark Howard's approach is unique and refreshing, especially in a world where paid promotions are common. Like any human, he has his favorites, like Vanguard, Schwab, and Fidelity, or Toyota and Tesla, but his commitment to independent, unbiased advice builds trust with his audience.

Clark has a reputation for making decisions or recommendations because it is what he and his staff believe is right. He does NOT accept money for other benefits to push products or services. To the best of my knowledge, he also does not choose his advertisers; he does, however, instruct the advertising agency to reject specific categories.

Clark and his team developed these two tools to help you make better choices and save money.

Cell/Mobile Phone Plan Finder – Find and Compare Phone Plans

Streaming TV Tool: Find Cheapest Way to Stream Your FavoriteTV Channels

Go Deeper with Clark

Website: https://clark.com/

Podcast: The Clark Howard Show: https://clark.com/podcasts/

Free Advice: Consumer Action Center: Free Money Help: https://clark.com/about-consumer-action-center/

What is the Consumer Action Center: Free Money Help The Consumer Action Center is a free community resource for advice on money and consumer issues. Founded in 1993, the Consumer Action Center is staffed by hundreds of knowledgeable volunteers who can help you with your questions. You can also submit a question on clark.com/cac.

We all have choices; make the Smart Choice for a better life. 

Thank you for taking the time and for investing in you. 

Please leave a comment below; I love to learn.

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