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Podcast Episode One (recorded 2/17/21) is titled "The Reddit Rebellion" and focuses on the...

We’d like you to meet Cheryl Nash, CEO of InvestCloud's Financial Supermarket™ (formerly Tegra118), which enables wealth and asset management firms and their advisors to deliver better outcomes and experiences to their investors.

Simple Thoughts in Complex Markets By Bill Taylor, Contributor/CIO-Entoro Wealth The...

Welcome to our latest edition of Digital Wealth News! Will Smith's investment in fintech, Ikea's venture into digital banking, bitcoin's meteoric rise to $50,000 - industry defining events are occurring NOW and we're covering them all for you here! Check it out!

For the next feature in this series, we’d like you to meet Sally Outlaw of Worthy Financial which helps the "98%" painlessly save & invest while also helping businesses get better access to capital.

After SPACs, or special purpose acquisition companies, became one of the preferred ways to take innovative companies public last year, a flurry of “SPAC-tivity” has taken place in the fintech sector, headlined last week by the acquisition of New York-based MoneyLion, a comprehensive personal finance, advice and investing platform, by Fusion Acquisition Corp.

Here are three of the world's great retailers - selling affordable goods to the public the world over - and yet, retail sales alone is not enough for any of them. All three have now taken major moves into fintech and digital banking.

This past week, the real estate category (proptech) continued to see dollars flow iwht a $227M deal for Fraction Technologies out of Canada. This is a shared equity program, similar in scope to what Unison offers here in the US. And we think this is SUCH a smart offering, as many people may have sufficient cash flow but not enough capital for real estate down payments.

While the vast majority of US consumers (86 percent) are satisfied with their banks, they are increasingly open to working with new providers, including fintech companies and other non-bank providers, to address critical unmet financial needs.

A new healthcare fintech startup has a solution: PayZen pays hospitals upfront for patient invoices and offers patients zero-interest, fee-free payment plans.