The Impact of AI on Job Markets – and How to Pick a Safer One
Artificial Intelligence isn’t coming for the future of work – it’s already here. And it’s not just changing how we work, but what kinds of jobs will exist at all. Some roles are on the…
Mike Yanda
I founded Finance Globe in 2005 and have been its original author and developer ever since. Over the years, I’ve worked across nearly every part of the site, including writing, software development, product research, financial data management and administration. Much of my work has involved partnering directly with banks and financial institutions to publish and maintain accurate credit card information, including rates, fees, offer terms and product details. That experience has given me a practical understanding of both the financial products consumers use and the data and systems behind them. As a software developer, I’ve also built dozens of public-facing financial tools designed to make financial information easier to understand and use. These include calculators, credit card reviews and comparison tools, as well as Score Match, which helps consumers identify credit card offers based on their credit profile. After more than two decades working with financial products, data and software, my focus with Finance Globe remains the same: provide useful tools and clear information that help people make better-informed financial decisions.
Less Waste, More Money – Even With Inflation
Spend Smarter: The Fast Fixes That Actually Help Inflation isn’t going away quietly. It’s been sneaking into your grocery bill, creeping into your rent, and even showing up in your coffee order. But while you…
How to Attract or Discourage Credit Card Mail Offers
Credit card offers arriving in your mailbox might feel like junk to some, and like opportunity to others. Whether you’re trying to get more of them or make them stop completely, you’re not powerless. Here’s…
How to Minimize Risk When Buying Stocks
Smart strategies that actually work—even for beginners Stock investing isn’t gambling, but it can feel that way without a plan. While you can’t remove risk entirely, you can lower it significantly. The key is knowing…
How to Make the Most Out of Your Money
Managing money effectively is not just about earning more—it’s about making the most of what you have. With the right strategies, you can stretch your income, build wealth, and secure financial stability. Here’s how to…
How Tariffs Can Strengthen the U.S. Economy
How Tariffs Can Strengthen the U.S. Economy Tariffs have long been a tool used by governments to influence trade, protect domestic industries, and promote national economic growth. In the United States, with President Trump taking the…
The Financial Impact of Bad Neighbors Can Be Very Real
Where is that loud music coming from? What is with his tall grass? How come that house has bees swarming the roof at all times of the day? If you have “bad” neighbors, these may…
5 Things You Should Be Saving For
For many people, spending money is more exciting than saving. Even if this is your belief, it doesn’t mean you should spend every less dime without ever putting any money in the bank. There are…
Common Mistakes Among Credit Card Users
Credit cards, while convenient, can lead to financial pitfalls if not used wisely. This article highlights common mistakes credit card users often make and how to avoid them. 1. Ignoring Interest Rates Many users overlook…
How to Effectively Deal with Creditors
Dealing with creditors can be a daunting and stressful experience, especially when you are struggling with debt. However, mastering the art of negotiation can help you effectively deal with creditors and potentially reduce your debt…