Avid cyclist, reader.
Fort Worth, TX
Joined December 2017
- Tweets279
- Following44
- Followers83
- Likes52
Ken Rees retweeted
Elevate CEO @Kxrees writes about our efforts to advocate on behalf of all non-prime Americans. Find out what we've been working on already in 2019: elevate.com/newsroom-article…
Ken Rees retweeted
So much for a government job being a steady paycheck. Income volatility changes everything. brook.gs/2HgLiDN
Ken Rees retweeted
“#Adulting” is a greater challenge for those who didn’t receive any #financial education at school or home as children. They’re less likely to have a budget, an emergency fund, and retirement savings. Learn about the lasting impact of #financial education: moneyconfidentkids.com/conte…
Ken Rees retweeted
In 2018, we tripled our partnerships with #banks to revolutionize lending together. Learn more in our latest blog post by CEO Ken Rees (@kxrees): elevate.com/newsroom-article…
Ken Rees retweeted
This @CNBC piece points out correlations between economic optimism and holiday spending, including data on consumer debt planning and how the economy impacts holiday shopping: cnb.cx/2rH734T
Ken Rees retweeted
In #2019, Americans are resolving to save money, pay down debt, and spend less. Read more about the top #NewYears resolutions on @TheMotleyFool: bit.ly/2Gro4KD
Ken Rees retweeted
Did you know? 29% of consumers will use #credit cards or other debt to complete their #holiday shopping, and 25% of those consumers will carry a balance for 3+ months. Read more: cnb.cx/2rH734T
Ken Rees retweeted
Financial literacy can work for prime consumers, but isn't always successful for non-prime. What can we do as a society to help people improve their #credit scores and financial well being besides promoting #financialliteracy? bit.ly/2Se21so
Ken Rees retweeted
According to the @CNBC All-America Economic Survey, Americans are planning to use more #debt this year to complete their #holiday shopping: cnb.cx/2rH734T
Ken Rees retweeted
An increasing amount of companies are launching programs to help employees keep track of their finances and pay down #debt. Does your workplace have a #financial wellness program in place? bit.ly/2rFcC3Q
Ken Rees retweeted
The #NewYear is the perfect time to turn around your finances. Check out this piece on @USNews on how to set clear and effective #personalfinance goals: bit.ly/2R39nl2
Ken Rees retweeted
A recent report by @TransUnion found that consumer #credit organizations are poised for growth in 2019. This comes as a result of strong #macroeconomic factors that impact the industry. Read more: bit.ly/2Bg6Ie5
Ken Rees retweeted
Looking to take the next step in your career? We’re hiring! Take a look at our open positions here: bit.ly/2OyXXki #smartalone #elevatedtogether
Ken Rees retweeted
As holiday shoppers flood the stores in preparation for the gifting season, analysts expect consumer debt to hit $4 trillion by the new year. Read more on @YahooFinance: yhoo.it/2zMvOBg
Ken Rees retweeted
The strategy that retailers use to discount is purposefully crafted to encourage impulsive buying vs. thoughtful buying. Are you an informed shopper? Read more on @WashingtonPost: wapo.st/2Ein60A
Ken Rees retweeted
Take this financial wellness quiz to see if you have the eight characteristics of a financially healthy consumer. Only 28% of Americans passed the quiz - how do you measure up? bit.ly/2QCZD0G #financialhealth #financialliteracy
Ken Rees retweeted
A decade later, thousands of Americans are still feeling the effects of the 2008 #financial crisis. Read more about what this means for consumer credit on our blog: bit.ly/2B9gY7T
Ken Rees retweeted
The holidays are a time of increased spending - and therefore debt - for consumers. Read Jonathan Walker's insights about why this happens in @NBCNews: nbcnews.to/2BFQhJd