get rewarded to save money

What if I gave you a lottery ticket every time you put money into your savings account? how often would you put money in your savings account?

then, what if I told you that I would give you extra tickets every time one of your friends signed up to get their own lottery savings account? how many friends would you tell?

now what if I told you that you could win up to 10million $$$ with this method?

Incentive bank accounts are a popular thing in other countries but in the US there really are not any - so this company set out to make one, and then to pair it with an extremely user friendly app.

to find out more about this app and bank and lottery system go to this link https://aileenrstrong.wixsite.com/website-1/yotta-savings

this system was put into effect to help more people save and to reach the people who spend money on lottery tickets. the bank/app does not use your money to buy lottery tickets, the tickets are extra incentive to get you to put money money into your savings account.

there is a video on the page (linked) that answers all your questions about why and how this works, they even interview the founder of the app to give you a little insight. click the link to watch the video and learn about the app. and get a code that will earn you an extra 100 tickets.

this is not like any mlm or "make money online" scheme that you've seen, you will be rewarded for telling people about the app but that is where your "recruiting stops"

the real reward comes from depositing money, and if you set up a reoccuring deposit you are rewarded even further.

Americans spent $70.1 billion on lottery tickets in 2014. For comparison, we spend just $63 billion on sports tickets, books, video games, movie tickets and recorded music—combined.

Disproportionately, those who put up the money for lottery tickets are on the lower end of the socioeconomic spectrum. As The Atlantic explains, "The poorest third of households buy half of all lotto tickets, according to a Duke University study in the 1980s, in part because lotteries are advertised most aggressively in poorer neighborhoods. A North Carolina report from NC Policy Watch found that the people living in the poorest counties buy the most tickets."

American savings statistics for 2020 show that nearly 70% of Americans have less than $1,000 stashed away in their bank accounts. That number rose from 58% in 2018. Meanwhile, the number of those with savings between $1,000 and $5,000 stands at roughly 12%. Only 5% of Americans have savings accounts that range between $10,000 and $20,000.

this app and other incentive accounts aim to merry these two demographics by incentivizing people for saving money

https://aileenrstrong.wixsite.com/website-1/yotta-savings