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Take Control of Your Financial Health at the Capital One Black Friday Sale

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Like many women, the bulk of the day to day financial management of the household.  

While I might have an MBA with a few accounting and finance classes under my belt, I am not impervious to missing a payment and incurring fees in the process.  

The more recent occurrences have me wanting to take control of my financial health so I can have peace of mind.

This is not only tightening my spending but also looking for control measures to minimize.

As much as I like to have things streamlined on the computer, I am looking at a checklist for the month including all the major bills so I know that they are paid.  

There’s nothing quite like that sinking feeling when a large credit card bill is late because of something as small as forgetting the time difference for the cutoff.

After all, the money spent on late fees and interest is money not available for other things like date night or building up savings.  

I don’t know about you, but I don’t want those ‘bargains’ to become more expensive than their regular price.

Take Control of Your Financial health for Peace of Mind at the Capital One 360 Black Friday Sale

Thankfully, there are plenty of tools out there to help you keep your financial goals in mind during the hustle and bustle of the holidays.

To encourage consumers to stay on track with their finances, Capital One 360 is decking the halls with deals you can bank on, including new account bonuses, referral bonuses and closing cost credits.

Once the Thanksgiving celebrations are done, be sure to add Capital One 360’s Black Friday Sale to your shopping list.  

Use this particular shopping experience to give yourself the lasting gift of financial peace of mind by taking advantage of Capital One 360’s deals on banking, brokerage and mortgage products.

All of Capital One 360’s Black Friday Sale deals are designed to encourage consumers to keep their finances top of mind.  

Some of the deals include a $100 bonus when you open a new 360 Savings account with a $1,000 minimum OR open a new 360 Checking with $500 minimum and complete 3 transactions.  

Plus, both accounts are fee-free and earn interest.

I don’t know about you, but that’s a rather generous return on investment!

In addition to taking advantage of deals on banking, brokerage and mortgage products yourself, you can give your friends and family the gift of financial peace of mind by encouraging them to take advantage of the deals and refer them to the sale. If they sign up, you may be eligible for a $40 referral bonus.
 

What would you do with the extra money or savings?

How do you get the bills paid on time to avoid unnecessary fees?

18 Comments

  1. It sounds snarky, but I get the bills paid on time by paying them as soon as I get them. Otherwise they’ll end up at the bottom of my impressive filing pile, and they’ll never get paid.

  2. This is such a great program. I am horrible about saving, but really need to get on it. We are due a really great vacation and it won’t be happening unless I do 🙂

  3. You are so right on this. Financial health is totally connected with peace of mind. I’ve finally sorted out and paid off the bulk of my debt. I love that Capitol One is creating ways to help us achieve peace.

    1. I have been guilty of paying bills a little bit late and have gotten fees, so this was a good read for me! Thanks for sharing!

      ~Cathy~
      OurMiniFamily.com

  4. I have most of my bills set on automatic deduction from my bank account, thus avoiding late fees. I have found this to be the easiest option for me. For other bills, I simply pay them automatically with 1 credit card, & then only pay the 1 credit card bill per month.

    1. I have been doing the autopayments, too. Although one company had a hiccup one month and didn’t pull our amount. Thankfully, they refunded the late fee since it was working in prior months and showing up as autopay.

  5. All our extra money goes into our vacation fund. We go to Disney ever year, so we tuck away our extra cash for that.

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