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Aspiration vs. SoFi Money: Which Online Banking Option is Better? 4

by Kyle Burbank
For those who can live without depositing cash and speaking with in-person tellers, online-only banking options have a lot to offer. Moreover, as the popularity of these offerings continue to grow, competition has brought even more attractive features to consumers. Of course, as a dedicated reviewer and blogger, I'm always on the lookout for attractive accounts with interesting perks. That's what's led me to two accounts in recent months: Aspiration and SoFi Money.
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Money at 30: My Initial Experience in the Overwhelming World of Travel Hacking 4

by Kyle Burbank
Over the past few years, my wife and I have had the good fortune of getting to enjoy an increasing amount of travel. This includes heading to domestic locations such as Los Angeles for the D23 Expo, Orlando to visit Walt Disney World, and Washington D.C. to attend FinCon as...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Charles Schwab Eliminates Trading Commission Fees, Others Follow

by Jonathan Dyer
Change is in the wind — can you feel it? Just as the leaves are starting to display their autumn coloring and falling to the ground, commission fees at three major brokerage firms are dropping to new lows as well. Now customers of Charles Schwab, Ameritrade, and E*Trade can buy...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Top 10 Personal Finance Articles of the Month — September 2019 3

by Jonathan Dyer
It’s time again for one of my favorite features here on Dyer News: a look at the top 10 personal finance articles of the month. First up we'll feature some recent reflections on the financial independence (FI) movement. Then (appropriately enough) we'll look at some investment-related articles. Finally we'll explore...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Survey Highlights Why Lending Money to Friends is Ill-Advised

by Jonathan Dyer
At this point, we all know that lending money to friends or family is likely not a good idea. Nevertheless it's human nature to want to help out when loved ones ask for assistance. Unfortunately, as a new survey by Bankrate reinforces, financial favors between loved ones can often come...
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Economic News
Economic News

Politics, Trade Plague the Markets Once Again

by Jonathan Dyer
After an up and down week, Friday is proving to be a volatile day on the markets once again. Per usual the reasons behind the rocky ride are numerous, although in this case they can mostly be narrowed down to two things: political and trade threats. In fact those two...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Clever SoFi Stunt Rewards Investors with Free Coffee

by Jonathan Dyer
When it comes to personal finance advice, you don't need to go too far to find talk of coffee. The commonly-cited "Latte Factor" shows how much consumers could save if they cut out that daily latte and invested the funds instead. Meanwhile others have pushed back on this concept, leading...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Money at 30: Tools for Saving Money (and Time) When Traveling Overseas 4

by Kyle Burbank
When you think of the terms "international travel" and "money" together, what comes to mind? I assume that most people would say "expensive" as seeing the world can come at a high cost. At the same time there are some ways you can save money on your trip and several...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Amazon Bringing Cash Payment Option to the U.S.

by Jonathan Dyer
Since launching in the mid-90s, Amazon has grown from a novel online bookselling startup into one of the largest retailers in the world. However, while online shopping has become the preference for many who value convenience, one problem is that most e-commerce sites require customers to use a credit or...
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