We all know that college tuitions are rising and that college debt is serious undertaking. With a little bit of planning today you can enter the college years from a position of strength. The beauty of compounding interest is that a little saved today can grow into a lot of cash for tomorrow - especially when you start saving for college when your child is still young (even a newborn!).
There are two big steps to saving enough for a down payment. First, figure out how much to save. Then, shrink your expenses and contribute to your Home Fund with discipline.
Creating an emergency fund can help you confront times of duress. Know how much you need to save and then start with small, automated contributions into your fund.
What comes up must come down. The truth is that no one knows if or when the bear market will arrive, which is why these six tips to recession proof your life may come in handy.
Last year we (re)built our foundation. While most of our development was back-end, we made big bets that give us more runway to deliver the features you expect and features you haven't thought of yet. Click and read to see what's coming up!
Big news: we are launching a substantially simplified deposit program with our new sponsor bank, New York Community Bank (NYCB). Joining forces with NYCB means we can offer our customers a long-term foundation for continued growth – something we’ve been working toward since day one.
At HMBradley we're on a mission to rebuild how consumers interact with Financial products. Our flagship product is a checking account that pays higher interest when you save more of what comes in.
When we started HMBradley, we believed deeply that banking should not be one size fits all. We knew we wanted to build financial products people would actually want to use and that adapted to their financial habits.
We’re happy to announce that recently, HMBradley raised an $18.25M Series A led by Acrew Capital and joined by Pelion Venture Partners, Walkabout Ventures, Slow Ventures, Concrete Rose Capital, Commerce Ventures, Mucker Capital and Accomplice.