Author: Kyle Burbank

  • Money at 30: Lessons I Learned from This Tax Season

    Money at 30: Lessons I Learned from This Tax Season

    It’s now been several years since I’ve been on my own as far as tax preparation goes. Once upon a time, my father — who was a CPA in another life — would navigate me through the process, ask me about potential deductions I might qualify for, and eventually print off a stack of paper…

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  • Earn Passive Income By Renting Your Timeshare

    Earn Passive Income By Renting Your Timeshare

    Depending on who you ask, timeshares are a great way to save on vacation or a money trap that’ll end up costing you. Despite some of the negative connotations some of these arrangements carry, the popularity of timeshares continues. In fact some properties have evolved their models, making them more flexible and allowing owners to…

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  • Peak Money App Review

    Peak Money App Review

    With a new year now upon us, you can bet that many Americans are looking to make changes to their money habits. Specifically, now more than ever, people are realizing the importance of setting money aside in savings. Luckily, there are now a variety of apps that can help them do that — including one…

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  • Money at 30: WeWoreWhat, Rewards Cards, and Creator Loyalty Potential

    Money at 30: WeWoreWhat, Rewards Cards, and Creator Loyalty Potential

    It was only a few weeks ago that I wrote about how one of the steps I take in crafting my various financial app reviews is to scour Instagram for new offerings. Well, earlier this week, that strategy paid off but in a different way than normal. Rather than coming across an ad for a…

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  • Money at 30: Life-Changing Money

    Money at 30: Life-Changing Money

    The term “life-changing money” is one that gets used fairly frequently but has only recently caused me to perk up my ears. It occurs to me that, perhaps, the expression is limiting in its scope. Oftentimes, the phrase is used on game shows when contestants win five or maybe even six figures in prize money.…

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  • Money at 30: The Exclusivity Trap

    Money at 30: The Exclusivity Trap

    If you’re reading this article shortly after it’s posted, there’s a good chance that I am currently on Disney’s Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser. In case you missed my previous post on the matter, this is a pricey experience — and one that can get even more costly if you let it. Once onboard, while things…

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  • Money at 30: Charles Schwab Investing Starter Kit Overview

    Money at 30: Charles Schwab Investing Starter Kit Overview

    These days, there is no shortage of easy-to-use brokerage accounts that consumers can turn to when they’re ready to begin investing. From SoFi to Public and, of course, Robinhood, these fee-free accounts have revolutionized the industry in ways both good and bad, leaving traditional brokerage accounts to evolve as well. One such firm that’s seen…

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  • Bella Loves Me (Bella) Review

    Bella Loves Me (Bella) Review

    What first made me interested in Bella was its concept that emphasized random acts of kindness between its members. So, how does this work in practice? Let’s take a look at some of the basics of Bella as well as my experience so far.

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