David Crowder

David Crowder

W.D. Crowder is an American published author. His background and areas of expertise include history, economics, expatriate living, international relations, investments and personal finance. A widely read and top of his class graduate of Stetson University, he obtained his bachelor of arts degree in History with minors in Latin American Studies and International Relations and a special emphasis in Economics. He was President of his Phi Alpha Theta (National History Honors Fraternity) Stetson University chapter and a Phi Beta Kappa (National Honors Fraternity) member.

MoneyDance Review

It is time to finally admit it— not everyone absolutely loves Intuit’s Quicken for Macintosh. Rival platform MoneyDance understands this, and is pleased to offer a standout alternative to Quicken. We are impressed that MoneyDance does provide some really good features, such…

Wealthfront Review

Among the growing number of robo advisors in the personal financial apps space today, Wealthfront proves to be one of the biggest and most successful. They measure their success in more than $2.7 billion of customer assets under management. The company…

Intuit Mint Review

In the world of online personal financial software and services, the list of choices is pretty thin. Intuit’s Quicken is the 800 pound gorilla in the room, but a rival that has grown more important since it was acquired by…

Betterment Review

The Betterment Website main page makes some pretty bold claims. They say that they are the biggest automated investment service, and that they can assist individuals like you and me with growing and managing our personal wealth with better technology…

PocketSmith Review

If you are like us, you have often wished that you could find a crystal ball which would forecast your financial future in a single glance. We have found a personal financial management app that claims to do just that, and…

MedStartr Review

While equity and even real estate crowdfunding and peer to peer lending operations are seemingly everywhere, you have not seen as much of this type of fundraising in the healthcare industry and medical fields as you might expect. This is…

OneVest Review

You have not seen too many major mergers of the actual platforms in the Crowdfunding and Peer to Peer Lending space. One did happen in 2014 that created what is now one of the superpowers of the equity crowdfunding and…

MicroVentures Review

Investment banks are few and far between in the world of Peer to Peer Lending and crowdfunding. Microventures is such an unusual entity that combines the very best of both worlds, equity crowdfunding and venture capital. In fact, this company…

Banktivity Review (Formerly iBank 5)

(Note: As of January 2016, the company formerly known as “iBank” has rebranded as “Banktivity”. Read more about their rebrand here.) Mac and iOS users have been largely left out of the proliferation of good programs in the personal financial…

Fundrise Review

Real Estate forms of Peer to Peer crowdfunding lending have been popping up everywhere over the last few years. The first one opened its doors in 2010, and today there are over 50 of them in the U.S. You should…

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