Suze Orman says women can earn up to thousands more a year by 'doing essentially

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Nearly half of women may be stuck in a bad financial relationship without knowing it.

A recent Vanguard survey (1) found that while more than 70% of women feel confident about saving money, nearly half are keeping their savings in accounts earning less than 3% interest.

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That caught the attention of personal finance expert Suze Orman, who says many savers are unknowingly leaving hundreds or even thousands of dollars on the table each year. According to Orman, the problem often comes down to loyalty.

Her solution? Break up with your savings account.

"That's a steep price to pay for convenience," Orman wrote in a recent blog post (2), referring to the low interest rate on most standard savings

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