The longest running one-on-one interview show in all of fintech, since 2013
The longest running one-on-one interview show in all of fintech, since 2013
The longest running one-on-one interview show in all of fintech, since 2013
While every small business is unique most have very similar challenges: access to capital, finding the right to people and the right advice. Hello Alice is helping in all these areas.
Digital tools are essential for delivering financial health products that can make a difference. But many lack the human touch which is what makes Addition Wealth so different.
The CEO and Co-Founder of PayZen, Itzik Cohen, takes about creating the operating system for healthcare affordability as medical debt continues to be a burden for a large percentage of the population.
In this episode we talk with Shivani Siroya, the CEO and founder of Tala. Tala is focused on delivering financial services to the underserved across the developing world, they are a true fintech success story.
In this episode we talk with Suze Orman and Devin Miller. They are taking on the chronic emergency savings problem in this country with SecureSave, an elegant and simple fintech solution that is really making a difference.
In this episode we talk with Dee Choubey, the CEO and co-founder of MoneyLion. He shares how they are rethinking customer engagement, changing the form factor of finance, navigating the bear market in fintech valuations, going all-in on NASCAR and much more.
The Co-Founder of Victory Park takes us through the history of asset backed lending, how the industry has grown, and what it takes to succeed today.
We have heard many times on this show and in the media that last year was a good one when it comes to savings rates and loan delinquencies. People were not spending as much and they received government stimulus to help with their savings and pay down their debt. So, when I received a survey last month that showed the exact opposite of this consensus, I wanted to learn more. So, while those generalizations are true, there is a segment of the population that has been hit brutally hard by the pandemic and in this episode we find out more about them.
Today, we are talking about earned wage access again. I am a big fan of this product and it is getting serious traction today. As I recently shared regulators are also paying attention and that is a good thing as the industry. As you will learn in this episode millions of people are now relying on this product to become more financially healthy.
The low and middle income consumer has been struggling for decades. And while the pandemic has made things a lot worse there is a great deal of work being done to try to improve their situation. One of the key pieces is savings, as a country we simply do not save enough.