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Fioney’s financial services reviews help you evaluate today’s most popular tools for managing, spending, and growing your money. From shopping app comparisons to insights on investing services and digital banking platforms, our independent review articles highlight what sets each provider apart. We break down fees, features, ease of use, and real customer experiences so you can make smarter financial choices and avoid services that don’t deliver real value.
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Money at 30: Fion Review
Believe it or not, one of my favorite places to discover new personal finance tools recently has been Instagram. It seems that every couple of weeks or so I’ll come across an ad on the platform that lets me know about a new app, card, or other tools. In fact, that’s exactly how I came…
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Money at 30: Revolut Review
This review feels like its been a long time coming. That’s not really because I’ve been waiting for an extended period to post it but just because I’ve been mildly obsessed with Revolut ever since I downloaded the app and signed up for myself. Plus, as I continued to dive deeper, I only became more…
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Money at 30: Basket App Review
It’s helpful to not have to make trips to multiple stores just to stock up on food. At the same time, it can be difficult to determine which store in your area will give you the best price once all of the items on your list are taken into consideration. That’s where the app Basket…
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Money at 30: Venmo Card Review
For several years now, Venmo has been one of the most popular options for peer to peer (P2P) payments. Despite this, I’d suspect that fewer people are aware of the app’s free debit card — and, if they are, they might not be familiar with the actual benefits that the Venmo card carries. So what is…
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Money at 30: EveryDollar Review
For the most part, a lot of the budgeting apps I’ve reviewed have been fairly similar. Although they might include some different features and interfaces, they all largely do the same thing. That’s what makes EveryDollar stand out as a unique option — for better or worse. So what is EveryDollar, how does it work,…
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Money at 30: SaverLife Review
Saving money is rarely easy. Even if there is technically room in your budget, many of us need a little extra push in order to actually start setting money aside. Because of this, several FinTechs have rolled out unique solutions aimed at getting people to better their finances. Unfortunately, some of these apps and tools…
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2020 Mezu and MezuCard Review
What did we do before apps like Venmo and Square Cash? Given how easy these peer to peer (P2P) payment apps have made sending money between friends, it’s really no wonder why they’ve become so popular. That said there is one minor flaw in these apps: you typically need to know the e-mail address, name,…
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Money at 30: 3 Ways to Avoid Unexpected Renewal Charges
We’ve all done it — you sign up for a subscription and forget about it. Then, probably 12 months later, you find an unfamiliar charge appear on your credit card. D’oh! While this may be common, there are ways to avoid it. With saving every dollar possible proving even more important these days, here are…
