In the 1950s, CEOs were earning about 20 times more than their average employees.
Seems fair considering their title, right?
The system is rigged, man.
And over the last year, its become a lot more apparent.
The rich get richer, and many of us are just trying to make ends meet.
So how can you get your slice of the pie, too?
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No way theyre investing it and makingeven moremillions.
It doesnt seem fair they get to have their own hedge fund managers who make them richer every day.
The system wasnt set up to make it easy for us worker bees.
Did you know?
If these companies profit, so can you.
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But you never seem to make a dent.
Its because of those sky-high interest rates as much as 24% interest.
It can feel impossible to get ahead.
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Thats 70%* lower than the average credit card interest rate.
And its the key to finally getting ahead.
If you have a credit score of at least 620, you could get up to $100,000.
And terms go up to 144 months.
Worried you wont qualify?
Take two minutes to check online andsee if you could cut your credit card interest rate by 70%.
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Talk about money for nothing.
Kari Faber is a staff writer at The Penny Hoarder.
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