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A Zero Card?

November 12, 2016 by Lee Eudy

Debits an existing balance like a normal debit card, but offers rewards like a credit card? That’s an exciting innovation for folks who have cut up their credit cards (and the fun benefits that were attached) in exchange for the responsible, albeit boring, reality of living within their means. Well, there’s a silicon valley start-up that’s aiming to spice up your financially responsible lifestyle. The launch date isn’t until next year, so it’s still far too early to tell how exactly this new banking option might fit into your cash flow organization, but we’ll certainly keep you posted.

Disclaimer:  Boston Standard Wealth Management is in no way affiliated with Zero, nor are we participating in their referral program with our clients, nor is this post to be taken as recommendation or endorsement of this service in any way. It’s simply an item of interest that we’re following.

https://zerofinancial.com

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