Sign up to track 70 nationally aired TV ad campaigns for Rocket Money. In the past 30 days, Rocket Money has had 67 airings and earned an airing rank of #2,081 with a spend ranking of #2,034 as compared to all other advertisers.

1. On the mobile app go to the the Dashboard & scroll to your account balances.
2. Tap on your Smart Savings account, which will be right below your bank account's savings accounts.
3. Select Options in the upper right corner.
4. Tap on Withdraw and enter the amount of money you'd like to withdraw from Smart Savings.
5. Done!

Essentially, Rocket Money charges you 30% to 60% of your annual savings in an upfront fee. For example, if Rocket Money lowers your AT&T internet service from $80 to $60 per month, that's $240 in annual savings. From there, you pay 30% to 60% of the annual savings as a success fee ($72 to $144 in this case).

Rocket Money connects all of your financial accounts so you can have a full picture of where your money is going. It also works to identify your monthly bills and subscriptions based on recurring charges, separate from helping you to track your spending.

To use Rocket Money, you want to first connect your bank accounts and credit cards so that our software can analyze your transactions. Once you do that, we automatically find all your subscriptions and recurring bills, which appear in the Recurring tab of the app.

After you connect your bank accounts, Rocket Money automatically categorizes expenses and highlights your spending patterns so you know which categories you might be overspending on. This could be your entertainment budget, or maybe you're spending slightly too much on groceries each month.

Rocket Money is free to use, although there are optional services, like bill negotiation, that you can opt in to for an extra cost ranging from $3 to $12 monthly.

Rocket Money does plenty to help you get a handle on your money, and it's one of the best personal finance apps we've tested. It imports your financial transactions from multiple sources and supports the same kinds of money management features you get from Mint and other similar apps.

Rocket Money is a free app. However, if you decide to get the Premium plan, you'll have to pay a fee once your 7-day free trial ends. You'll get to choose how much you pay per month through a sliding scale. Pay what you think is fair (anywhere from about $3 per month to $12 per month).

Rocket Money is a bill management and budgeting app that helps its users stay on top of their monthly spending. It uses a freemium model, so you get some basic budgeting and subscription management services for free. But you have to pay for bill negotation, more budget customization, and several other features.

Rocket Money is free to use, although there are optional services, like bill negotiation, that you can opt in to for an extra cost ranging from $3 to $12 monthly.

Yes, it often works. Rocket Money claims to have canceled more than 1 million subscriptions on behalf of users. Additionally, many users report successfully using the feature to cancel subscription services.