Financial companies should rethink how they can empower Americans to deal with a changing U.S. economy.

We all know that people who work at Earnin are good at their jobs, but they’re more than just Earnin employees. We talked to three members of the Earnin crew about their pursuits outside of the office and the hidden talents they’ve cultivated as a result.

Many Americans observed Martin Luther King Jr. Day by volunteering to serve their communities. Find out how some hosted personal finance workshops.

Martin Luther King’s vision for the country included greater financial equality for all Americans.

Early conversations at #CES2020 have begun about 5G. Our take - we'll see the real consumer benefits of 5G in the fintech sector.

Get into the giving spirit by spreading good cheer through small acts of kindness, compassion, and charity.

Earnin is building a financial system that works for people, and that doesn't include working with debt collectors.

Earnin started in 2013 with a mission to build a financial system that works for all people. We’re guided by a commitment to put people first, a model that allows people to pay what they choose, and a community that supports each other. 

As many people in America were enjoying fireworks and hot dogs on the Fourth of July, EarnIn took a trip down to Louisiana to attend Essence Festival (Essence Fest). We went to speak on financial inequality, and were blown away by the festival attendees we met, the city of New Orleans, and the EarnIn community.

Community is at the core of why EarnIn was created and is the main driving force in everything that we do — and that includes how we try to sustain our business.