. >> charles stewart admits he can't remember a lot of the subscriptions he signs up for show and signed up for a service that identified those subscriptions for him. >> probably different subscriptions. >> some were even duplicates. charles uses trim, similar >> connect bank account or credit card to these accounts and they are going to go through them for you and make a list of these what the current subscriptions are. do you want us to cancel any. >> tiffany helps people save money for a living. she says using the free services to scour your accounts can't hurt. charles saved big time. >> i would say over the course of year spent 14 to $1,600 if i hasn't started using trim. >> there are other service like bill cutters, bill shark and bill fixers that will actually try to negotiate a lower price for you on things like cable, internet or phone bills. >> they don't save you any money and good news you don't have to spend any money. if they do save you money, then typically you have to share and saving with them. >> usually somewhere between 40 to 50% of the savings goes to the negotiatin

yesterday charles stewart issued a review of a study that he had done -- >> charles stewart is a professor of political science at mit? >> exactly. and he had done a study with paul gronke from reed college back in 2012 and asked the voters, the elect rorate that y are confident your vote was cast and how confident are you in the votes being cast nationally. there was another survey that came out recently that asked not exact verbatim question but basically the same thing. what was pretty interesting and doug will chime in here if i'm getting this part wrong because i read it quickly yesterday is that what it showed was that for republican voters, their confidence increased somewhat by 5% or 6 percentage points. but for democratic voters it was almost double the confidence in the actual process. so it's not having a negative impact so far, at least with those who were surveyed. but that's definitely the concern. so that's what we just want to make sure the efforts to educate the voters on the process continues their confidence. >> obviously, this will be ongoing issue because after the ele

yesterday charles stewart issued a review of a study that he had done -- >> charles stewart is a professor of political science at mit? >> exactly. and he had done a study with paul gronke from reed college back in 2012 and asked the voters, the elect rorate that y are confident your vote was cast and how confident are you in the votes being cast nationally. there was another survey that came out recently that asked not exact verbatim question but basically the same thing. what was pretty interesting and doug will chime in here if i'm getting this part wrong because i read it quickly yesterday is that what it showed was that for republican voters, their confidence increased somewhat by 5% or 6 percentage points. but for democratic voters it was almost double the confidence in the actual process. so it's not having a negative impact so far, at least with those who were surveyed. but that's definitely the concern. so that's what we just want to make sure the efforts to educate the voters on the process continues their confidence. >> obviously, this will be ongoing issue because after the ele

charles stewart issued had iew of a study that he done >> he's a professor of political m.i.t. at >> exactly. 2012 and tudy back in asked the voters, the electorate voteou confident that your was counted as cast and how onfident are you in the votes being cast nationally? and there was another survey recently thatjust asked not exact verbatim question but basically the same question, and what was pretty doug willg and i know chime in here if i'm getting this part wrong because i read is that y yesterday what it showed was that for epublican voters, their confidence increased somewhat by 5 or 6 percentage points but for voters, it was almost double the confidence in the actual process. negative t having a impact so far at least with those who were surveys. certainly the concern. and so that's what we would just ant to make sure that the efforts to educate the voters on the process continues their confidence. this will be ly ongoing because after the see ion, you know, we'll how each of the candidates for respond.ajor parties doug chapin, you have the being one of the heavily dev

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