Category: Personal Finance
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Personal Finance
Healthcare Payments Startup Lynx Announces $17.5 in Funding
by Fioney Staff
Oftentimes, when consumers consider what the term "FinTech" means, they picture neobanks, budget apps, and perhaps P2P lenders. However, the industry has continued to expand, with FinTech proving to be the basis for spin-off sectors such as insurtech. — which have gained popularity among users and venture capital firms alike. Now a company that blends finances and health care has "emerged from stealth," announcing its latest investment rounds. This week,...
Personal Finance
Peer to Peer Real Estate Investing for Accredited and Non-Accredited Investors
by Kyle Burbank
At some point in your life you’ve probably heard that real estate is a good investment. The problem is that the average individual is unlikely to have the capital required to purchase multiple properties on their own. But what if you could partner with dozens or hundreds of other investors to buy a portfolio of real estate projects and share the profits? That’s the basic idea behind peer-to-peer real estate...
Personal Finance
DeFi Social Trading Platform Nested Raises $7.5 Million
by Fioney Staff
A DeFi platform that aims to add a social element to crypto trading has just garnered itself some investments. This week, Nested announced that it recently closed a $7.5 million round. The Series A was led by Alan Howard with Republic Capital, Kenetic Capital, CMT Digital, and a number of angel investors. Among these indivials investors were former Polychain Capital president Joseph Eagan, Earn co-founder Lily Liu, and Blackpool founder...
Personal Finance
Money at 30: Thrifting Our Way Into Disney's New Star Wars Experience
by Kyle Burbank
Today, Walt Disney World debuted its latest and perhaps one of its most ambitious projects: the Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser. While it's colloquially referred to as the "Star Wars hotel" by many, the two-day affair actually promises to be an immersive experience that takes on the theme of an interplanetary cruise. What also differentiates the Galactic Starcruiser from a typical hotel is the price, with packages typically ranging from $4,000...
Personal Finance
Rize and MX Announce Partnership to Better Assist FinTechs
by Fioney Staff
Following a record-breaking year for the FinTech sector that saw several high-profile investment rounds, initial public offerings, and breakthroughs, 2022 has picked up where 2021 left off. However, so far, this year seems to be one filled with mergers and acquisitions, as several such deals have recently been announced. At the same time, while some startups are joining forces in more permanent ways, many others are working in tandem less...
Personal Finance
Robinhood Cash Management Account Review
by Kyle Burbank
It’s hard to believe that it’s now been several years since the stock trading app Robinhood announced it was launching a cash management account. That offering — then dubbed Robinhood Checking & Savings — was quickly scrapped and the entire episode was a bit of an embarrassment for the company. Nevertheless, the core of the idea was later resurrected and now exists as the Robinhood Cash Management account. Speaking of...
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Citi Becomes Latest Bank to Drop Overdraft Fees
by Fioney Staff
One of the most oft-cited complaints about major banks can be boiled down to two words: overdraft fees. Famously, these penalities of $35 or more would be applied to consumers who overdrew their checking accounts by even $1 or less. Furthermore, regulators and customers have accused some banks of deliberately re-ordering transactions in order to maximize the number of fees imposed. However, in recent years, some banks have begun to...