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
daily dose of trivia for all the history buffs out there. So sit back and take a ride of all the fascinating things that happened today!
People are trapped in history and history is trapped in people, and hence, every day has been a significant one in the foibles of History. Let’s take a tour of “This Day in History – 10th of March”.
1629 English King Charles I dissolves Parliament for the 4th time in his reign
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On this day in History, English King Charles I dissolves Parliament for the 4th time in his reign, summons new Parliament 11 years later, only to be dissolved after 3 months.
Each day, Benzinga takes a look back at a notable market-related moment that occurred on this date.
What Happened? On this day in 1862, U.S. President .
PEO Chapter C PEO Chapter C officers attending the group s Dec. 14 meeting at Broadmoor United Methodist Church are, from left, Rachel Ehricht, recording secretary; Heidi Perry, vice president; Vallan Corbett, president; Linda Chauviere, treasurer; and Rose Ann Martin, corresponding secretary. Other officers are Gerry Daigle, chaplain, and Lynn Evans, guard. Due to COVID-19, the chapter eliminated its social activities, but still exceeded its annual fundraising goal for scholarships and projects.Â