Abigail Adams is often remembered as being the wife of Founding Father and later president, John Adams, but she accomplished much more than that.

The "time value of money" may not be a common term, but it’s a super important concept in investing. Understanding it can help you be a better investor.

IPO. You’ve heard the term. We break down the what, why, and how of Initial Public Offerings, and explore the path companies take to go from private to public.

As you may have noticed from our website’s new look, some exciting changes are afoot at Bumped. We’re gearing up to make stock rewards more accessible than ever before, and a fresh website is just the beginning.

We are so excited to introduce you to another iteration of Bumped! The design decisions that drove these changes are all about constant evolution and improvements as we work towards our mission.

This visual overhaul will hopefully set you up for a fluid and delightful in-app experience, but above all else they’re an extension of our commitment to build a platform that helps everyone become an owner in what they love.

“How viable are stock rewards in volatile markets?” a timely question that the Bumped team has received over the past few weeks, since the stock market began experiencing turbulence at the end of February 2020. As a company that operates both a brokerage firm (Bumped Financial) and a loyalty platform, Bumped is in a unique position to understand — and share perspective on — the shifting trends in consumer behavior.

Every year at Money20/20 is bigger than the last, and 2019 was no exception– we heard major announcements and collectively tackled some of the most challenging questions of our trade.

Banks are in unique positions to offer anchoring support for customers long-term, beginning early. By empowering customers with a simple way to “invest early and often,” banks can gain the hard-earned trust and enthusiasm of their customers.