Soon’s “Micro-divesting” a Unique Fintech Feature
I often hear from companies claiming to be doing something unique but it is rarely true. Soon, the lifestyle fintech app, actually is doing something different.
Soon helps people build wealth through a combination of micro-investing, which many services do, but also micro-divesting, which only they do. Using a patent-pending Cash Flow Algorithm, the Soon Smart Debit Account uses a person’s existing cash flow to theoretically deliver gains every time the user spends money, with those savings applied to their financial goals.
When someone signs up for Soon’s Smart Debit Account they establish a portfolio guided by their level of risk tolerance. Their funds are invested in a combination of precious metals, stocks and cryptocurrencies. Every time they buy something, a sliver of the best performing asset class is sold to pay the bill, with any remaining profit from the sale available for the next purchase or put aside for a fi
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Will Manufacturing Plan Help Battle Creek and Kalamazoo?
Michigan Democratic US Senator Gary Peters wants to build up America’s manufacturing base. The Senator is introducing a package of bills in Washington that he says will bolster America’s focus on making things at the industrial level. He wants to support manufacturers in Michigan and nationwide, and work on things to increase competitiveness with foreign countries.
In some ways, it sounds a lot like some of the basic “Make America Great Again” themes of former President Donald Trump. But Trump’s approach was a bit different. He focused on tax incentives, international trade agreements, and some say, savvy use of tariffs.