Kyle Schurman

With Us Since
2018
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Location
Nebraska
School
University of Nebraska
Expertise
Personal finance, Credit card perks, Money tracking apps
  • Kyle has more than two decades of experience writing about personal finance, investing, and financial technology.
  • He loves studying everything from the stock market and retirement investing to comparing perks and rates on credit cards.
  • Kyle has found that spending a little bit of time managing personal finances and comparing options can pay off in big savings down the road.

Experience

As a writer for Static Media, Kyle has authored articles helping people learn more about managing their personal finances and finding the best deals. He also regularly investigates and writes about different businesses and how they operate, looking for interesting and relevant facts. Whether it's determining how to manage your credit score, learning how to budget for a big-ticket item, or determining the best steps to take with credit cards and 401(k) investments, he's never afraid to jump in and find the most important information that readers can use. He has had financial-related articles published on dozens of websites, including Angi, Credit Donkey, New York Magazine, Ben's Bargains, and Business Insider.

Education

Kyle holds a BS in Journalism from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, giving him the ability to recognize and present important topics in a way that readers can easily understand.

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