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Loot Banking App Looks to Help Millennials with Financial Wellness

Loot Banking App Looks to Help Millennials with Financial Wellness

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·Nov. 30, 2016·1 min read

Loot is a banking app designed to help the millennial generation with tracking how much they spend and how to better budget their money; the company does not have a banking license due to the associated regulatory burdens and costs, though they do partner with the German payments company Wirecard; they now offer paycheck deposits with two free ATM withdrawals a month and will soon have the ability to do international money transfers with low fees.  Source

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