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.
Credit Card News
Bilt Unveils Etihad Transfer Bonus for November 2025 Rent Day
by Kyle Burbank
For November's Rent Day, Bilt is delivering a bonus of up to 100% for its newest transfer partner. About the Etihad Guest Miles Transfer Bonus: Earlier this month, Bilt Rewards announced that Etihad Airways was the latest carrier to join its fast-growing stable of travel transfer partners. Now, the company has also revealed that members can score a special bonus when transferring points to Guest Miles this Rent Day. On...
Personal Finance News
Rakuten Reveals 10 Days of Big Deals Starting November 1st
by Kyle Burbank
Next month, Rakuten users can earn increased cashback (or American Express Membership Rewards points) from 10 big brands over the course of 10 days. About Rakuten's Holiday Big Deal Reveal: The popular cashback shopping portal Rakuten has made its Holiday Big Deal Reveal for 2025. From November 1st through November 10th, the platform will be rolling out a special offer each day, earning customers between 12% and 23% back on...
Credit Card News
American Express Business Gold Card Adds Squarespace Benefit
by Kyle Burbank
The business version of the American Express Gold Card has added a new benefit that enhances the premium card's value. About the New Squarespace Credit: American Express has quietly added a new credit to the Business Gold Card. Now, new and existing cardmembers can earn up to $150 in statement credits when making U.S. Squarespace purchases. Unlike some of the card's other credits (many of which are broken down into...
Credit Card News
Bilt Introducing Bilt Cash Status Perk Feature in 2026
by Kyle Burbank
Next year, Bilt is changing up its status tier offerings with a new feature: Bilt Cash. About Bilt Cash: Soon, Bilt members will have the ability to earn a new type of currency. Bilt Cash will join Bilt Points starting next year and will be featured as part of the platform's elite status program. As the name implies, Bilt Cash will be a dollar-for-dollar currency that members will be able...
FinTech News
Refund Tracking Tool Refundly Officially Launches
by Kyle Burbank
As the holiday shopping season approaches, a new tool that helps consumers track their refunds and returns has debuted. About Refundly: This week, Refundly announced its official launch. With this new app, shoppers can track e-commerce returns and be informed of when they can expect their refund to arrive. To do this, Refundly says it utilizes proprietary AI to scan users' email inboxes in order to find receipts and returns....
Personal Finance News
Survey: Lingering Inflation Impacting Winter Travel Plans
by Kyle Burbank
A new survey suggests that a majority of travelers expect ongoing inflation to impact their winter itineraries, while other financial factors are also in the mix. About the Survey Results: Recently, the personal finance site WalletHub released its Winter Travel Survey. Headlining the results is the fact that 54% of respondents said inflation will affect their plans. Similarly, just over half (51%) expect that a weaker dollar will also play...
Financial
Is Amazon Prime Worth It? What You Get for Your Money
by Kyle Burbank
Prospective members should be aware that the beloved two-day shipping does not apply to every item on the site and that Prime's entertainment offerings might not be enough to satisfy everyone's TV craving. However, with a free 30 day trial and a monthly payment option after that, there's really no harm in taking Amazon Prime on a test run — especially on Prime Day — to see how it works...