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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.

  • Report Suggests Two Groups Responsible for Majority of Crypto Hacks

    Report Suggests Two Groups Responsible for Majority of Crypto Hacks

    As the popularity and awareness of cryptocurrencies has increased in recent years, media coverage of hacks and other thefts has also been elevated. This might make it seems as though crypto hackers are common and widespread. However, according to a new report by Chainalysis, as covered by Fortune, the majority of these hacks can likely be…

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  • Money at 30: Money at 33

    Money at 30: Money at 33

    This past week I took another step toward aging out of my “Money at 30” moniker. That’s right, I’m now 33 years old. I’d call this a “milestone,” except I don’t really know of anyone who finds 33 to be a particularly notable or interesting age. Nevertheless, as I’ve done in year’s past, I figured…

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  • FinTechs Self Lender and Steady Announce Partnership

    FinTechs Self Lender and Steady Announce Partnership

    In recent years there have been plenty of examples of FinTechs partnering with (or sometimes being purchased by) traditional institutions. Oddly it’s somewhat less common to hear about two complimentary startups working with each other. Yet that’s exactly what Self Lender and Steady are doing, announcing a new partnership aimed at benefiting gig economy and…

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  • Apple Pay Acceptance Expanding to More Major Retailers

    Apple Pay Acceptance Expanding to More Major Retailers

    When Apple Pay was first announced in 2014, it was expected to usher in a new age for mobile payments. While it has certainly helped move adoption of the technology forward, it’s hard to argue that it reached the heights it aimed for at its launch. However the built-in smartphone payments feature does keep making in-roads.…

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  • Survey Ranks Money Topics as “Most Taboo”

    Survey Ranks Money Topics as “Most Taboo”

    You’ve probably heard it said that you shouldn’t lend money to friends. But has that advice been interpreted as “don’t talk about money with friends” by some Americans? A recent study conducted by the Captial Group and reported on by The Motley Fool found that money-related matters were far more likely to be considered taboo than…

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  • How the Government Shutdown is Impacting the FinTech Sector

    How the Government Shutdown is Impacting the FinTech Sector

    Now in its second month, the current partial federal government shutdown is easily the longest in United States history. This extended shutdown has not only had a direct impact on thousands of federal employees and their families but has also affected various private sector businesses in some unexpected ways. As Forbes reports, several FinTech firms…

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  • Money at 30: Top Personal Finance Apps for 2019

    Money at 30: Top Personal Finance Apps for 2019

    Happy 2019! Okay, so we may already be a few weeks into the new year but I feel like I’m just now getting my bearings. This means I’ve spent the past few days not only contemplating the coming year and working towards some financial goals of my own but also reflecting on the year that…

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  • 36% of Respondents Admit to Maxing Out Credit Cards on Large Purchases

    36% of Respondents Admit to Maxing Out Credit Cards on Large Purchases

    When you make a large purchase, do you turn to plastic or cash? That’s what a new survey by the personal finance site WalletHub sought to find out. Additionally the study found that many Americans run the risk of maxing out their credit cards when making large purchases. First, WalletHub asked what respondents considered to be a “large purchase.”…

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