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Power Emerges from Stealth Mode with $16.1 Million Round
When a FinTech startup begins its life, it’s fairly common for it to go under the radar. In fact, some companies seem to prefer this, opting to stay in “stealth mode” until the time is right — such as announcing a product launch or fundraising. That’s the case with a FinTech startup called Power, which…
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American Consumers Added $67.1 Billion to Credit Card Debt in Q2
As 2022 rolls on, American consumers are now piling on more credit card debt. According to the latest Credit Card Debt Study from WalletHub, credit card debt among U.S. adults increased by $67.1 billion during the second quarter of 2022. That marks the largest increase seen during a Q2 and is 50% higher than the…
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Money at 30: Why Budget Hotels May Save You More Than You Think
When it comes to travel accommodations, I’m typically of two dueling mindsets. On the one hand, I don’t feel a need to stay at the most luxurious properties in many cases — especially if I don’t plan on staying in the room for all that long. Yet, I’ve often turned up my nose at traditional…
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Mercury Debuts IO Company Card for Startups
A FinTech banking platform meant to help startups manage their money as they scale is getting into the credit card game. This week, Mercy announced the launch of the IO card. Issued by Patriot Bank, the card carries no annual fee and has 30-day repayment terms. The IO card earns 1.5% cashback on all purchases,…
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Robinhood Debuts “Investor Index” with App’s Most-Owned Stocks
Since the brokerage app Robinhood launched in 2015, its seen more than its fair share of media attention. In addition to high-profile coverage of the company’s own missteps, there’s also been plenty of focus on what types of investments the app’s users are pouring their money into. Now, Robinhood has announced the launch of its…
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Experian Boost Beta Adds Rent Payment Reporting Feature
As many Americans are now aware, the United States credit system has some notable flaws. Among them is the fact that, in order to build credit, you typically need someone to extend you credit, creating a bit of a “Catch 22.” Additionally, even though consumers might regularly pay bills for utilities, cell phones, and rent…
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Money at 30: “Cashing Out” Audiobook Review
It’s time yet again for another personal finance audiobook review. This month, I had the chance to check out Cashing Out: Win the Wealth Game by Walking Away by Julien and Kiersten Saunders of the Rich & Regular podcast. Having seen this duo at past FinCon events and all over personal finance Twitter, I was…
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Alloy Announces Additional $52 Million for Series C
A FinTech that helps other FinTechs as well as banks to better automate their decision-making process has raised more money on top of its recent “megaround.” Last week, Alloy announced that it had raised another $52 million, with the latest round valuing the company at $1.55 billion. These funds add to the company’s previously-announced $100…
