How to make money in the bank briefcase

One of the most important events in the WWE year is the annual Money in the Bank ladder match, as whoever holds the briefcase gets a title opportunity at a moment of their choosing. Seventeen out of the past 21 Money in the Bank winners were fortunate enough to become champion after their cash-in, so with that success rate, obtaining the contract almost guarantees a future title reign. The 10th-annual Money in the Bank pay-per-view is fast approaching, though so far, no matches have been advertised, nor have any participants in this year’s ladder match been announced. But now that the Superstar Shake-up has changed the rosters of Raw and SmackDown around, plenty of names stand out as potential choices for who could grab the men’s briefcase when May 19 rolls. Let’s take a look at some of those names and try to narrow it down to the top five Superstars who WWE should consider making the next Mr. Money in the Bank.

How to make money by saving up every month

Show less In tough economic times, it’s often difficult to put away savings for when you’ll need it. Many of us find ourselves living paycheck to paycheck, struggling to pay rising living expenses. Because emergencies like health hos and job loss can happen to anyone, many advise that a minimum savings goal should be roughly three-to-six months of living expenses. In contrast, a recent survey found that only 71 percent of Americans had any type of emergency savings, the lowest surveyed in five years. Try again!