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Could Going Paperless Make You Happier?
Posted by Jean
This morning on TODAY, I encouraged viewers to break one of their longstanding financial habits by ditching paper bills, and start paying them online instead. Research shows that people who go paperless are happier — they’re more satisfied customers, save time and money, eliminate the clutter that inevitably builds up on kitchen surfaces, and feel better about parting with that cash each month. I can hear you saying, “but won’t that put my identity at risk?” Don’t worry — I also provided some tips on how to keep your identity safe and secure when putting financial information online. Watch the clip below to learn more about why going paperless could be a great option for you.
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