Personal Finance

Personal finance and money management can be very confusing. Most people know that optimizing their finances is important but few feel confident that they have the knowledge to do so.

At Fioney we stay on top of the latest economic trends, financial products, and money management strategies in order to provide the knowledge to help you use the money you have today to live the life you want.

Learn to make your money work for you. Whether it’s getting debt free or buying a home we have you covered.

  • Money at 30: Google Pay (for iOS) App Review

    Money at 30: Google Pay (for iOS) App Review

    A few months ago, I saw an article about how Google Pay had revamped its app for iOS. This came as a surprise to me since I had no idea there was a Google Pay iPhone app. Nevertheless, I headed to the App Store and downloaded it. Further surprising me was that, despite the naming…

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  • Till Launches Family Financial Platform with $5 Million in Funding

    Till Launches Family Financial Platform with $5 Million in Funding

    Another FinTech that seeks to help parents teach children about money is ready to welcome new users. This week, the family-centric banking platform Till announced that the platform was now available to all, while also revealing that they’d raised more than $5 million for the launch. Those who have contributed to Till’s funding include Elysian…

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  • Money at 30: The 5 Best Purchases I’ve Made When Moving Into My New Place

    Money at 30: The 5 Best Purchases I’ve Made When Moving Into My New Place

    Much to my surprise, it’s now been over a month since my wife and I first moved into our new apartment. In case you missed it, after six years of living in the same place, we decided it was time for a little upgrade that also happens to be a bit of a downsize. While…

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  • WeWork to Begin Accepting Cryptocurrencies for Payment

    WeWork to Begin Accepting Cryptocurrencies for Payment

    After a relatively steady climb in recent months, the cryptocurrency market is back to its volatile ways. Between Dogecoin’s rapid rises and Bitcoin’s flash crashes, some investors may be reminded why they avoided the asset class in the first place. Nevertheless, the acceptance of crypto is continuing to grow, with WeWork now joining the list…

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  • Mastercard to Acquire Ekata for $850 Million

    Mastercard to Acquire Ekata for $850 Million

    Just a few months after Mastercard completed its purchase of the FinTech firm Finicity, the company is looking to make another buy. This morning, Mastercard announced plans to acquire the identity verification platform Ekata for $850 million. The transaction is subject to regulatory review but is expected to close within the next six months. Additionally,…

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  • American FinTech Council Now Has More Than 75 Members

    American FinTech Council Now Has More Than 75 Members

    Last month, the Marketplace Lending Association and the Online Lending Policy Institute announced that they would be merging to form the American FinTech Council (AFC). In doing so, one of the stated goals of the group was to assemble an even larger coalition of banks and financial services companies. It seems as though that is indeed…

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  • Coinbase Makes Its Nasdaq Debut as Crypto Surges

    Coinbase Makes Its Nasdaq Debut as Crypto Surges

    As cryptocurrencies continue to make their way towards mainstream acceptance, one major crypto-centric company is making a splash on Wall Street. This afternoon, Coinbase successfully went public, with its stock now listing on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol $COIN. According to CNBC, the platform opened at $381 a share — well ahead of its…

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  • Survey Highlights the Growing Popularity of “Buy Now, Pay Later” Services

    Survey Highlights the Growing Popularity of “Buy Now, Pay Later” Services

    When many Americans go to make a large purchase, they typically have a few options. Aside from paying in cash, there’s also traditionally been the option to put a purchase on a credit card — which results in paying interest if the charge isn’t paid off quickly. Meanwhile, although some retailers might offer deferred-interest monthly…

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