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SoFi Money Review: Earn Free $50 in Minutes

Posted on November 6, 2019 by Daniel Gillaspia

SoFi Money is sort of a hybrid between a checking and savings account. SoFi is a cash management account that offers a competitive APY and right now there is a […]

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BiggerPockets Q&A Interview — “The World’s Largest Resource for Real Estate Investors”

Posted on May 28, 2019 by Daniel Gillaspia

Earning the best credit card sign-up bonuses and rewards is fun and exciting. And without a doubt, I can say that learning the ins and outs of the system has […]

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