Category: Personal Finance
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Personal Finance
Shop Pay Review: The Pros and Cons
by Kyle Burbank
You've heard of Apple Pay and have probably heard about platforms, such as Google Pay and Samsung Pay as well. However, there's one "Pay" option that might not be as much of a household name but is supported by thousands of sites: Shop Pay. While the process of using Shop Pay may not differ too much from a regular online retail experience, there are some benefits — including the ability...
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Paying Taxes With a Credit Card: Pros, Cons, and Considerations
by Kyle Burbank
When you first get a rewards credit card, you'll surely start to enjoy earning cashback and rewards on your everyday purchases. From there, though, some enthusiasts take things furtehr and start thinking about how they can really start racking up rewards by using their favorite credit cards for their largest purchases. So, besides housing, what's one of the largest expenses many Americans (and especially business owners) have? Taxes. Sure enough,...
Personal Finance
Synchrony to Issue OnePay Credit Card with Walmart
by Kyle Burbank
Walmart's FinTech OnePay (formerly ONE) is set to partner with Synchrony for a new credit card offering. About the Upcoming Card: Today, Synchrony revealed a strategic partnership with Walmart that will result in a new credit card program. This new line-up will be embedded into the OnePay app, which is a FinTech platform owned by Walmart and Ribbit Capital. Expected to launch this fall, the program's cards will operate on...
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Personal Finance Budgeting App Monarch Raises $75 Million
by Kyle Burbank
A growing personal finance platform has closed a new round of funding. About Monarch's Funding Round: Recently, Monarch Money announced that it raised $75 million. The Series B was co-led by FPV Ventures and Forerunner Ventures, with participation from existing investors Menlo Ventures, Accel, SignalFire, and Clocktower Ventures. To date, the company has raised a total of $94.8 million, including a $15 million Series A in 2022. According to the...
Personal Finance
Chime IPO Details Come to Light as Roadshow Kicks Off
by Kyle Burbank
The popular neobank Chime is readying for its initial public offering. About Chime's IPO Plans: Chime has revealed plans to go public. According to a blog post from the company, they intend to be listed on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker symbol $CHYM. In total, 32,000,000 shares of Class A common stock will be offered, including 25,900,765 shares from Chime and 6,099,236 from "certain existing stockholders." The FinTech...
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Karat Financial Launches Business Banking for Content Creators
by Kyle Burbank
A service known for its creator-minded charge card has officially expanded into banking. About Karat Creator Banking: Karat Financial has officially launched its new business banking account. In line with the company's mission, their new accounts are purpose-built for creators, including YouTubers, TikTokers, influencers, and other creatives. These banking services (including the issuance of the Karat Business Banking Visa Card) are provided by Grasshopper Bank. Currently, Karat offers two tiers...
Personal Finance
"Economics in Plain English" by David A. Mayer Book Review
by Kyle Burbank
Is it just me or did everyone suddenly become an economist over the past half a decade or so? I joke — but the truth is that economic literacy is becoming increasingly important in today's world. Enter the new book Economics in Plain English by author David A. Mayer. Featuring more than 300 terms, throughout this book, Mayer aims to give readers a better idea about what the jargon terms...