Digital Product Review

  Netflix may be the largest video streaming service on the planet, but Hulu has its fans, as well. True, it may have just a fraction of users compared to Netflix, but its growth has been impressive in recent years. Compared to other streamers, Hulu offers a unique blend of packages and services, including the ability to watch live TV (though in a rather expensive package). What follows are some of the less known facts about Hulu, some of which may prompt you to subscribe. Or at least try it out for a month and then decide whether it offers the content you like or not. Hulu facts you may haven’t heard before Hulu grew from 5 million subscribers in 2013 to 25 million in just 6 years! Live TV on Hulu has 800,000 subscribers, which is an impressive number considering that the package costs a whopping $40 per month. Said package comes with 51 national cable channels along with approximately 600 local TV affiliations. It is estimated that female subscribers watched Hulu an average of 232 ho

  A lot of banks offer a full slate of account options, with various bells and whistles that can make it hard to determine the best fit for your needs. Instead of overloading you with options,   Chime   keeps it simple with one checking account, one savings account and one secured credit card, all tied up with an attractive mobile app. This review provides an overview of Chime’s personal banking products. It’s important to note that Chime is a financial technology company, not a bank. Chime’s banking services are provided by The Bancorp Bank or Stride Bank, N.A., Members FDIC. Here are the facts you should know about Chime and how its services compare to your other banking options. Account details and annual percentage yields (APYs) are accurate as of April 28, 2021. Account Basics Chime Spending Account Chime’s checking account, known as a Spending Account, prides itself on its lack of fees. It charges no monthly account fees and doesn’t require a minimum balance. Chime offers a progr