For most people, $1,378 is a lot of money. If you are just starting your financial life out, that basically becomes your starter Oh Shit Fund or your emergency fund. If you are past your Oh Shit Fund, you can use that savings to help you pay down debt. Or if you’ve got both of those things covered, this can be used as an extra savings to help you travel the world. Whatever your goals are, almost $1,400 can go a really long way. So if you’re looking for an easy activity to stash some extra cash, let’s get started. Read More
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Technology and innovation across industries are creating solutions that meet the customer where they are. Businesses first identify the consumers' interests and priorities, then they reveal the pain points, and focus on providing simple solutions with the lowest cost to the consumer. If it’s a race, we have consumer-facing industries leading the pack (cough, Amazon, et al, cough) and the financial industry beginning to move it’s behemoth legs — in fact, it’s just barely realizing it should probably start running. 2020 and female-forward, customer-centered financial technology, here we come. Read More