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Open Enrollment Season
Around this time of year, you might be wondering, “When is open enrollment?” As it turns out fall is the only time most people can change or sign up for health insurance (otherwise known as [...]
From $850 to Roth IRA: My Early Personal Finance Journey
About 20 years ago, I graduated from college, moved to New York City, and spent my savings on rent, security deposit, and a broker’s fee for my first apartment. I had less money in [...]
Unlock Your Retirement Potential with MoneySwell
At MoneySwell, we created our Retirement Planner tool to directly address the common challenges people face when saving for retirement. We built it after extensively researching what people truly need in a retirement planning [...]
The Four Big Blockers To Financial Fitness
For most people, most personal finance tools don’t work. When talking to real people about their experiences with other tools, we consistently heard, “I tried it, but couldn’t stick with it.” Not “sticking with [...]
How to Achieve Your Financial Goals this Year
Many employers top up your “wellness dollars” at the beginning of the year and typically you can use those for personal finance applications like MoneySwell! If you want to learn how to build [...]
MoneySwell in Less than 90 Seconds
In less than 90 seconds (79 seconds to be exact) get a nice overview of MoneySwell. Enjoy!
The Employer-provided Benefit Your Employees Want
An employer provided financial wellness benefit helps employee productivity An employer provided financial wellness benefit helps reduce employee turnover An employer provided financial wellness benefit makes employees feel welcomed (when they're new) and [...]
Do you really want to give every dollar a job?
Budgeting is powerful and important, but the traditional methods don’t work for most people. I’m a personal finance geek and I’ve never really budgeted. MoneySwell is building a new version of Budget Planner [...]
I read a personal finance book. Then forgot 90%.
Personal finance books can be great, but they fail to solve key challenges. They’re not in tune to our current circumstances and they don’t provide the continuous interaction that can encourage follow-through. Even [...]
The Micro Math on Micro-investing
Micro Investing allows you to invest small amounts of money consistently over time. The amount invested is often the rounded-up difference between a given transaction and the next whole dollar. For example, a [...]