Today, we're going to load you up on how to maximize your cash.

Brun, I am so excited about this because I love free money.

I know that you love free money and well, it may not seem like this is free money.

I'm going to argue, it is and if you're someone out there not getting it, not grabbing

and not taking advantage of it, you're missing out.

Hey, I've been saying for years all my financial mutants, we kind of expect

our money to go three to five percent greater than anybody else just because we're good

with money.

If you're not maximizing cash, you're leaving money on the table and we've got proof

today.

I would argue if you're not maximizing cash right now, it's because you're just lazy.

It's because you are not willing to go that extra mile to be the commander that your

army of dollar bills need you to be.

But Brian, I think a lot of people fall into this trap.

We saw an interesting statistic that kind of the status quo for a lot of folks is good

enough.

Yeah, I think banks take advantage of the fact that there are some friction costs to

changing and there's a lot of loyalty to banks that we and this number has actually gone

up because I had previously, when I was when we were talking about this in show prep,

I said, I think there is a stat out there that says bank relationships are like 16 years,

but when Megan and Daniel were putting this together, we found actually, according to

bank rate, most Americans have the same bank account for an average of 17 to 18 years.

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