Kyle Burbank
Head Writer ~ Fioney
Kyle is the head writer for Fioney. He is a personal finance nerd, constantly looking for new apps and services to test and incorporate into his own financial game plan.
In addition to his role at Fioney, he's written for other publications including Born2Invest, Lifehack, and Laughing Place, as well as his own site Money@30. He also creates personal finance and travel-related videos for Fioney's YouTube channel, which has garnered more than 2 million views.
Currently, Kyle resides in Springfield, Missouri with his wife of 10 years. Together, they enjoy traveling (including visiting Disney Parks around the world), dining, and playing with their dog Rigby.
FinTech News
PayPal Partners with April to Provide Free Tax Filing Option
by Kyle Burbank
This tax season, PayPal debit card customers will have a new, free option for filing their tax returns. About the PayPal-April Partnership PayPal has announced a new feature that will allow PayPal Debit Mastercard customers in the United States to file their taxes for free. This capability comes courtesy of April. According to PayPal, customers who take advantage of this offer can save approximately $160. That's because April's services include...
Personal Finance News
Discover Bank Discontinues New Account Applications
by Kyle Burbank
Eight months after Capital One completed its acquisition of Discover, applications for Discover banking products have been discontinued. About Discover Bank's Application End: As first noticed by Doctor of Credit, Discover Bank is no longer accepting new account applications, including those for checking and savings accounts. Instead, the landing page for those services directs customers to Capital One. At this time, current accountholders are unaffected and can still log in...
Credit Card News
Bilt 2.0 Already Introduces Another Housing Payments Option
by Kyle Burbank
Just two days after announcing the details of its 2.0 credit card line-up, Bilt has added a new wrinkle to its housing payment options. About the New Bilt Housing Rewards Option: When Bilt's new credit card program was introduced, one controversial change was that cardholders would have to pay a transaction fee if they wanted to earn points on rent or mortgage payments. However, the company also introduced Bilt Cash...
Personal Finance News
Stats Show Vast Majority of BNPL Holiday Shoppers Paid On Time
by Kyle Burbank
"Buy Now, Pay Later" service Afterpay has released new data that suggests an overwhelming number of its users are making on-time payments. About Afterpay's Holiday Report: According to Afterpay, 96% of customers in the United States who used the company's Pay-in-4 service to make a purchase between Black Friday and Cyber Monday last year paid off their purchase either early or on time. Furthermore, the company says that, as of...
Credit Card News
Bilt Unveils Full Details on New Rewards Credit Card Line-Up
by Kyle Burbank
Following months of teases and weeks of leaks/rumors, Bilt has officially released a full look at their new credit card offerings. About Bilt's Credit Card Line-Up As expected, Bilt will now offer three credit card options. The newly-revealed names for these products are Bilt Blue, Bilt Obsidian, and Bilt Palladium. Respectively, these cards carry no annual fee, a $95 annual fee, and a $495 annual fee. One big change with...
Personal Finance News
Allegiant Airlines Announces Planes to Merge with Sun Country
by Kyle Burbank
Two budget airlines known for bringing passengers to popular vacation destinations are planning to merge. About the Allegiant-Sun Country Merger: On Sunday, Allegiant Airlines announced plans to acquire Sun Country Airlines. The cash and stock transaction values the latter airline at approximately $1.5 billion. The combined airline will be the leading "leisure-focused" U.S. airline, serving nearly 157 cities with more than 650 routes and 195 aircraft. That includes 551 current...
Best of the Web
Top 10 Personal Finance Articles of the Month — December 2025
by Kyle Burbank
Welcome to Fioney's look at the top 10 personal finance articles of the month. On the first Friday of each new month, we look back at some of our favorite posts published (or updated) in the weeks prior and highlight them right here. This includes a mix of sites that have become staples of our lists as well as many first-timers. With a new year upon us, our first section...