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Founders should be honest about their failures according to Forage CEO – TechCrunch

Founders should be honest about their failures according to Forage CEO – TechCrunch
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How EBT online purchasing can be better for all users

Forage seeks to connect grocers and retailers with millions of EBT users in need, simply through enabling online purchasing options.

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Fintech Roundup: Banks beginning to view fintechs as frenemies – TechCrunch

Welcome to my new weekly fintech focused column. I’ll be publishing this every Sunday, so in between posts, be sure to listen to the Equity podcast and hear Alex Wilhelm, Natasha Mascarenhas and me riff on all things startups! And if you want to have this hit your inbox directly once it officially turns into a newsletter on March […]

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Instacart s head of payments leaves tech giant to join startup Forage – TechCrunch

Ofek Lavian has spent years helping build and scale payments initiatives at tech giants such as Uber, Sonder and more recently, Instacart. The highlight of his career, he says unequivocally, was during his time at Instacart when he launched the ability for Americans that are on food stamps, or take part in the nation’s EBT […]

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This App Aims to Help SNAP Users Make the Most of Their Benefits

“I used to run from store to store to get the best deal,” said Lopez, who delivers restaurant meals for a living. “It’s something I inherited from my mom. She’d go to Super A and then Vons and then this one and that one. I grew up thinking that’s just the way you do it.” Lopez is now the sole earner in his family, as his wife, who worked at a fast food restaurant before the pandemic, is now a stay-at-home mom for their kids, ages 1 and 2. For them, that extra savings is crucial. Lopez doesn’t qualify for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) he earns slightly more money than the cutoff threshold but his wife and children do. Their monthly allotment is a little under $400, but even with regimented meal planning and carefully editing, their grocery list often costs between $500 and $600 a month.

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