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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 and money management can be very confusing. Most people know that optimizing their finances is important but few feel confident that they have the knowledge to do so.

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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Average Back-to-School Spending Expected to Rise for 2019

by Jonathan Dyer
Even if the calendar and weather insist that summer is still here, make no mistake that back-to-school season has arrived. In addition to students preparing to employ their alarm clocks once again, many parents are prepping their wallets for the expenses that come with the new school year. In fact,...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Top 10 Personal Finance Articles of the Month — July 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. To start things off we'll look at what it means to be frugal and how to be a more savvy consumer. Then we'll focus on...
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Economic News
Economic News

Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates, First Time Since 2008

by Jonathan Dyer
This week the Federal Reserve voted to lower its key short-term interest rate by a quarter-point. The widely expected move marked the first time the Fed has cut rates in more than a decade, moving the new target to 2%-2.25%. As USA Today reports, the decision comes even as most...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Capital One Reveals Massive Data Breach

by Jonathan Dyer
If you're a Capital One customer or have applied for one of the products in the past, you may be a victim in the latest major hack. This week, this bank announced a data breach exposed personal data for 100 million Americans as well as six million Canadians. The breach,...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

5 Tips for Defeating Your Debt ASAP 4

by Jonathan Dyer
Did you know that Americans collectively hold more than a trillion dollars of credit card debt? As a result, it is expected that cardholders will pay upwards of $122 billion in credit card interest this year. Meanwhile millions of adults are ready to escape from these statistics and work towards...
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Economic News
Economic News

U.S. Economy Grows 2.1% in Q2 2019

by Jonathan Dyer
With the United States economy currently enjoying its longest-ever expansion period, it would seem that each quarterly gross domestic product (GDP) report comes with enhanced emphasis. Thus this morning's release showing 2.1% growth for Q2 has been met with mixed reactions and analyses. For example, while the second quarter's 2.1%...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Equifax Settlement Site Begins Accepting Claims

by Jonathan Dyer
Earlier this week, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced that Equifax had agreed to a settlement that would see the credit bureau paying out up to $700 million. This settlement is meant to compensate consumers and states that suffered damages due to the credit bureau's massive data breach that was...
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Money Management
Money Management

Peer to Peer Real Estate Investing for Accredited and Non-Accredited Investors 3

by Jonathan Dyer
At some point in your life you've probably heard that real estate is a good investment. The problem is that the average individual is unlikely to have the capital required to purchase multiple properties on their own. But what if you could partner with dozens or hundreds of other investors...
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