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Majority of Voters Say 2020 Election Will Directly Impact Their Financial Future
Believe it or not, Election Day 2020 is now less than a month away. More accurately, ballots are already being cast in several states, either in person or by mail. As we've seen, these final days can hold many surprises, but one thing is certain: finance will be a top concern for Americans as they head to the polls. According to a survey commissioned by the free credit score site...
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Macy's Invests in Swedish FinTech Klarna
When it comes to investment in FinTech, it's typically various venture capital firms fronting the money. However, every once in a while, a different kind of investor steps up to the plate. That's the case with Klarna, which just revealed a deal with a major U.S. department store chain. This week, famed retailer Macy's announced that it was investing in Sweden-based FinTech Klarna — although the size of the investment...
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Nearly 9 Million Americans May Still Have Unclaimed Stimulus Checks
Earlier this year, as the COVID-19 pandemic all but shut down the United States, the CARES Act authorized direct payments of up $1,200 per adult in an effort to stimulate the economy and keep families afloat. While these checks and direct deposits began being sent out back in April, it seems that some may still be owed their funds. In fact, millions of Americans may still quality for payments —...
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Gamified Savings Account Yotta Savings Raises $3.3 Million
Can a savings accounts that come with a chance to win a lottery jackpot change the way American consumers save? That's what Yotta Savings is betting on — and now so are several venture capital firms. As Crunchbase reports, Yotta has just closed a $3.3 million seed round. In addition to some angel investors, the round included participation from Slow Ventures, FundersClub, TwentyTwo VC, Chapter One, CapitalX, and Y Combinator. Notably, Yotta previously graduated from Y...
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Money at 30: SuperMoney Review
When it comes to taking out a loan, buying an insurance policy, or even getting a new rewards credit card, we all know that it pays to do your research and shop around. That said, the process of obtaining multiple quotes and looking for details on every offer can be extremely time-consuming — not to mention the additional time you’ll need to put into researching what other people have to...
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Money at 30: “The Psychology of Money” Book Review
One of the things I love most about the book reviews I've been doing for the past several months now is that, despite writing about finance for five years or so now, I'm consistently introduced to new insights, ideas, and perhaps even some "hot takes" about money. My latest bit of consumption is no exception and, in fact, may be the most paradigm-shifting read I've experienced yet. Released earlier this...
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