Author: Kyle Burbank

  • The Author Journey: About the Book I’m Working On

    The Author Journey: About the Book I’m Working On

    Over the past few months, I’ve been penning a blog post series here on Money@30 chronicling a book project I’m writing. In previous editions, I’ve looked at how I was preparing myself to write as well as sharing the successes and stumbles I’ve encountered while trying to put pen to paper (or finger to keyboard,…

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  • Now Seems Like a Pretty Good Time to Try UBI, Doesn’t It?

    Now Seems Like a Pretty Good Time to Try UBI, Doesn’t It?

    In recent months, I’ve found myself growing increasingly interested in the concept of universal basic income (UBI). Even before Andrew Yang’s presidential run helped bring the idea further into the mainstream, I had come across articles and books devoted to the topic. More recently, I just read and reviewed Rutger Bregman’s 2017 book Utopia for…

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  • What I’m Learning About Dividend Investing

    What I’m Learning About Dividend Investing

    When it comes to investing, the end goal is almost always the same: make money. However, the paths you take to get there can vary. One such option that’s really grabbed my attention as of late is dividend investing. For some investors, dividends may just be an afterthought while, for others, they’re the main attraction.…

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  • The Ultimate Guide to Shopping and Saving at Aldi

    The Ultimate Guide to Shopping and Saving at Aldi

    After shopping at Aldi for the past three years or so, it’s easy to see why this discount grocery chain is currently undergoing a sizable expansion. Thanks to some clever efficiency measures, great deals, and tasty private-label goods, Aldi has grown to become one of my favorite places to shop.

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  • HMBradley’s New Rewards Credit Card Seems Cool, But There Are Some Major Catches

    HMBradley’s New Rewards Credit Card Seems Cool, But There Are Some Major Catches

    Every now and then, I’ll come across a press release for a FinTech product that sounds pretty intriguing to me. When this happens, I’m usually pretty quick to do some research and see whether it’s worth reviewing for my weekly column on Dyer News or for my YouTube channel. However, in some cases, this extra…

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  • Capital One Adds Limited-Time Uber Eats Benefit to Venture, Savor Cardholders

    Capital One Adds Limited-Time Uber Eats Benefit to Venture, Savor Cardholders

    Even as the credit card industry seemingly grows a little more cautious amid the coronavirus pandemic, many issuers are finding clever ways to add value for their customers. This is something we’ve recently seen with Amex as they’ve not only unveiled temporary credits for certain cards but also rolled out a special Shop Small offer.…

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  • Travel Tuesday: My Favorite Things About Paris

    Travel Tuesday: My Favorite Things About Paris

    Welp. With the coronavirus pandemic outlook in America not looking much better, it looks as though we’ll be canceling our trip to Paris for the second time (we were booked for March and pushed it to September when things seemed like they’d be better). Le sigh. While I don’t mean to complain about my lack…

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  • There’s Still (Some) Time to Contribute to Your IRA for 2019

    There’s Still (Some) Time to Contribute to Your IRA for 2019

    Tax time in July? Thanks to the insanity that is 2020, that’s exactly what’s happening. As a reminder, if you haven’t yet filed your 2019 tax return, you have until Wednesday, July 15th to do so. Incidentally, this also means that you have a few more days to contribute to your IRA for last year.…

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  • Splurge Smarter: What to Consider Before Spending Your Money

    Splurge Smarter: What to Consider Before Spending Your Money

    When it comes to saving money, so-called “splurging” may very well seem like the ultimate enemy. I assume that, when most people think of what it means to splurge, it mostly involves spending hard-earned money on foolish things you don’t need thanks to some random impulse you have. While that may be partially true, I…

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  • American Express is Currently Rewarding Cardholders Who Shop Small

    American Express is Currently Rewarding Cardholders Who Shop Small

    Every November the past few years retailers and restaurants across the country have celebrated Small Business Saturday. Starting in the vein of Black Friday and other post-Thanksgiving Day shopping holidays, Small Business Saturday has grown into its own event and helped local entrepreneurs get some extra attention. Funny enough, while not everyone might realize as…

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  • The Author Journey: What’s Working (and What’s Not) With My Process So Far

    The Author Journey: What’s Working (and What’s Not) With My Process So Far

    Last month, I kicked off an article series in conjunction with a new book project I’m currently working on. True to my word, with one month now past, I’m back to provide an update and offer some insight into the process. This time around, I wanted to follow-up on a few things I discussed in…

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  • Travel Tuesday: Will Other Countries Welcome Americans Back?

    Travel Tuesday: Will Other Countries Welcome Americans Back?

    A few weeks ago, I pondered when we might be able to travel again. While that post explored some of the latest news on that front including continued travel restrictions, one thing I didn’t quite consider is that being allowed in a country and being welcome in a country are two different things. So, with…

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