Author: Kyle Burbank

  • Are Warehouse Clubs Worth it for Couples? The Pros and Cons

    Are Warehouse Clubs Worth it for Couples? The Pros and Cons

    For as long as I can remember — including back when it was Price Club pre-merger — my dad has been a Costco devotee, filling our home with all things Kirkland. Therefore, I had plenty of first-hand experience with warehouse clubs and the products they offered. Of course, there’s a difference between shopping for a…

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  • Earning 20% Cash Back on DoorDash, Streaming with SoFi Money

    Earning 20% Cash Back on DoorDash, Streaming with SoFi Money

    Ever since I started taking an interest in FinTech and reviewing various apps and services, SoFi has stood out to me as one of the most interesting companies. While they were previously known mostly for their student loan refinancing (something that thankfully doesn’t apply to me), in just the past couple of years, they’ve expanded…

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  • Travel Tuesday: Silly But Genius Travel Gift Ideas from Airportag

    Travel Tuesday: Silly But Genius Travel Gift Ideas from Airportag

    A few weeks ago, I wrote a post about some intriguing travel products I’ve found thanks to ads on Instagram. Well, after I published that, I realized I had left out a few other items that have caught my eye as well. As it turns out, many of these actually came from the same site:…

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  • Why the New iPhone SE is Probably My Next Phone

    Why the New iPhone SE is Probably My Next Phone

    This week, without much of the pomp and circumstance Apple is typically known for, the company unveiled its latest iPhone: the iPhone SE. Now, if you’re like me, this is slightly confusing because there already is an iPhone SE — I know, because it’s what I currently own and use (then again, the iPhone numbering…

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  • Is Working for Yourself Really So Risky?

    Is Working for Yourself Really So Risky?

    Does the thought of starting your own business or being otherwise self-employed scare the crap out of you? It would for me too…if I wasn’t already doing it. What’s more, my wife recently celebrated two years of the freelance life herself, meaning that neither of us has had a traditional employee role for some time…

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  • YouTube Studio: Exploring Some Recent Updates for Creators

    YouTube Studio: Exploring Some Recent Updates for Creators

    If you’re a creator on YouTube, you may have noticed some changes to YouTube Studio as of late. Little by little, YouTube has been updating the ecosystem in which channels upload their videos, navigate analytics, and more. Like with any changes to popular platforms, these updates haven’t been without some controversy — although YouTube has…

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  • Sniffing Out a Website Scam

    Sniffing Out a Website Scam

    A few weeks ago, I wrote an entire post dedicated to cool items I’ve discovered thanks to Instagram ads. However, this week my wife and I had a slightly different experience on the platform — one that almost led us right into a potential scam. To set the stage without getting into too much detail,…

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  • Is Now the Time to Write a Book? 5 Tips for Starting Your Manuscript While in Quarantine

    Is Now the Time to Write a Book? 5 Tips for Starting Your Manuscript While in Quarantine

    Spending a lot of time at home lately? Unless you’re an essential worker, you probably are (or should be). And while most people seem to be spending their newfound free time consuming Tiger King or whatever the new, hot streaming show is by the time you read this, others are taking advantage of this quarantine…

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  • Travel Tuesday: Is Your Airline or Hotel Status Being Extended?

    Travel Tuesday: Is Your Airline or Hotel Status Being Extended?

    I’m going to take a shot in the dark and guess that, if you’re reading this post around the time it was initially published, you haven’t been traveling much lately. For frequent travelers, not only is this a change of pace that may make cabin fever even more impactful but may also lead some to…

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  • How Much Do YouTube Creators Make? What You Need to Know About the YouTube Partner Program and Monetization

    How Much Do YouTube Creators Make? What You Need to Know About the YouTube Partner Program and Monetization

    If you’ve ever thought about starting a YouTube channel, you’ve likely pondered how much creators actually make. After all, these days there are entire channels dedicated to giving away ridiculous amounts of money or gifts — so are the people behind these channels really making it rich on the platform? Admittedly, answering the question “how…

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  • Looking for Some Edu-tainment? MasterClass is Offering a Special Deal

    Looking for Some Edu-tainment? MasterClass is Offering a Special Deal

    Wouldn’t it be cool if you could learn about photography from Annie Leibovitz, take in filmmaking tips from Ron Howard, or even get a crash course in magic from Penn & Teller? Well, that’s exactly what MasterClass offers — video courses taught but some of the most prominent celebrities in their field. Unfortunately, while the…

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  • Filing My First Ever Credit Card Dispute

    Filing My First Ever Credit Card Dispute

    One of the benefits of using a credit card over a debit card is that it typically includes more protections. For example, in the event a company takes your money and doesn’t fulfill their end of the deal, you may be able to file a dispute, essentially deputizing the card company to help you get…

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