When the Economy Gets Better, Who A What if saving money felt like a reward, not a restriction?
- Brandon Jamison
- Jun 13
- 1 min read
Chime just launched Chime+, offering higher savings rates, perks, and premium tools — not for the wealthy, but for regular people who set up direct deposit and stay consistent.
That’s inspiring.
At Surecurity Bank, I’m building a system for those who want to save but don’t always have perfect timing or stable income.
You shouldn’t need a 9–5 or flawless budget to feel in control of your goals.
Discipline deserves to feel good.
Even when life isn’t perfect.
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Wins?
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Inflation just dropped again — now sitting at 2.4%. Interest rates remain high, meaning that for once, saving your money could actually grow it in real terms. Treasury yields, CDs, and high-yield accounts are paying more than they have in years.
But here’s the problem: Most Americans won’t benefit.
Especially not the people who need it most — the ones juggling side gigs, family expenses, unpredictable paychecks, and rising costs. For them, this “economic window” is just another headline. The systems, support, and space they’d need to act on this moment? Still out of reach.
Let’s explore:
• Why this is a rare opportunity in the economy
• Why most people will miss it
• And what it would really take to change that
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