Author: Kyle Burbank

  • As Digit Raises Its Fee, Try These Savings Options Instead

    As Digit Raises Its Fee, Try These Savings Options Instead

    When I reviewed the automated savings app Digit a few months ago, my conclusion was the service was super clever, enjoyable, and effective but that the $2.99 fee was simply too high. Well, unfortunately, that steep price got even steeper recently as the app raised its monthly fee up to $5. The good news is…

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  • Blogging Tips for Writing Better Posts

    Blogging Tips for Writing Better Posts

    As much as blogging is a learning experience, it can also be incredibly rewarding. Having people read, care about, be entertained by, and gain perspective from your writing is a feeling unlike any other. That’s why putting your all into what you create for your blog is so important.

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  • Why Your Online Bank Might Have Decreased Their APY This Week

    Why Your Online Bank Might Have Decreased Their APY This Week

    In case you didn’t hear, earlier this week the Federal Reserve made big news by cutting interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. While this might seem like the kind of top-level economic news that doesn’t affect most people’s wallets, that’s far from the case. In fact, in just the few…

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  • Zero Opens Its Debit-Style Credit Card to All

    Zero Opens Its Debit-Style Credit Card to All

    What if a credit card offered a “debit-style experience” that would help prevent cardholders from racking up debt? That’s the big idea behind Zero‘s new Zerocard. If that name and pitch sound familiar, it’s probably because Zero has been rolling out the product in recent weeks, working through the large waitlist that amassed before launch.…

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  • Equifax Probably Owes You Money — Here’s How to Claim It

    Equifax Probably Owes You Money — Here’s How to Claim It

    Remember about two years ago when one of the three major credit bureaus, Equifax, announced it had experienced a data breach? You know, the one that exposed the sensitive information of more than 140 million Americans? Well, this week, it was announced that the company will try to make it up to us by providing…

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  • Teachable Creator Challenge: Exploring the Platform and More on My Upcoming Course

    Teachable Creator Challenge: Exploring the Platform and More on My Upcoming Course

    It’s hard to believe but the second month of Teachable’s Creator Challenge is nearing its end. Therefore, just as I did last month, I figured it was time to check-in and see how things were going for this participant. As it turns out, a lot has happened in the past few weeks and I’m excited…

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  • A Really Good Reason Not to Lose Your Car Key Fob

    A Really Good Reason Not to Lose Your Car Key Fob

    Technology is great, isn’t it? Well, you know, until it isn’t. For example, the key fobs that now come standard with many vehicles are pretty darn cool. They allow you to lock your car from a distance, enter with ease, and sometimes even start your engine remotely. The problem is that these fancy keys come…

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  • One Underrated Perk of the Discover It Card

    One Underrated Perk of the Discover It Card

    As I’ve shared plenty of times over the years, the Discover It card holds a special place in my heart as it was the first credit card I selected after determining I was no longer scared of such things and could trust myself to use credit responsibly. It’s also the “wild card” in my wallet…

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  • 5 Things Stopping You From Starting on YouTube (and How to Overcome Them)

    5 Things Stopping You From Starting on YouTube (and How to Overcome Them)

    Have you ever watched content on YouTube and thought, “I wish I could do that”? Unlike television or movies that might be a bit harder to break into, the beauty of YouTube is that anyone can create a video, upload it, and find an audience. Despite this, there are plenty of reasons people cite for…

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  • Wealthfront Raises Cash Account APY Yet Again

    Wealthfront Raises Cash Account APY Yet Again

    It was only a few weeks ago that roboadvisor platform Wealthfront increased the annual percentage yield (APY) for their Cash Account to an industry-leading 2.51%. However, with other institutions subsequently besting them, the company recently shot back by raising their rates another six basis points to 2.57%. While the hike is more symbolic than anything,…

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  • Dosh is Bringing Hotel Bookings Back to Their App

    Dosh is Bringing Hotel Bookings Back to Their App

    Back when I first discovered the cash back app Dosh, they offered a travel tab that allowed you to earn rebates on hotel bookings. At the time, I actually ran a couple of experiments to see how their prices compared to some other sites and found them to have some good deals. Alas, somewhere along…

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  • Teachable Creator Challenge: One Month Update and My Upcoming Course

    Teachable Creator Challenge: One Month Update and My Upcoming Course

    Just over one month ago, I wrote about the course-hosting site Teachable was getting ready to kick-off their first ever Creator Challenge. If you’ll recall, this three-month promotion not only promised a great community as well as a few fun prizes but also features special Q&A sessions with top Teachable course creators. Now, with the first…

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