BankMobile, America’s first absolutely no-fee bank, hit the ground running since its launch and is now targeting 2 million customers by July. The reason is the lucrative services such as surcharge-free ATMs, low-fee model and personal bankers.
To add to all that a podcast has been brought out to empower customers with financial knowledge.
BMPowered Radio with Financial Empowerment Coach Ash Cash is available on Apple iTunes, Sound Cloud and BankMobile website. "We are thrilled with the interest and responses we have received after launching BMpowered Radio," stated Luvleen Sidhu, Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer of BankMobile. "We are here to empower customers and this tool provides a fun, enlightening way to learn about finance and also hear from young successful professionals."
On #MoneyMondays, Ash Cash talks interesting financial trivia like how secured credit cards and presidential elections relate to each other.
In the episodes aired so far, Ash has shared his viewpoints on: Why it's necessary to create a financial support system, how managing your wage can lead to financial freedom, why diversification is extremely important for securing your finances.
Financial discussions are not limited to the general crux on #MoneyMondays, they extend to songs like Drake's "Summer Sixteen” single.
“Financial empowerment is at the heart of our mission and the #MoneyMondays series is meant to be a fun, quick way for listeners to learn tips on how to get on solid financial footing,” revealed Luvleen Sidhu.
#FreeLifeFridays is the best source of motivation for riding down the road of financial freedom.
To add to all that a podcast has been brought out to empower customers with financial knowledge.
BMPowered Radio with Financial Empowerment Coach Ash Cash is available on Apple iTunes, Sound Cloud and BankMobile website. "We are thrilled with the interest and responses we have received after launching BMpowered Radio," stated Luvleen Sidhu, Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer of BankMobile. "We are here to empower customers and this tool provides a fun, enlightening way to learn about finance and also hear from young successful professionals."
On #MoneyMondays, Ash Cash talks interesting financial trivia like how secured credit cards and presidential elections relate to each other.
In the episodes aired so far, Ash has shared his viewpoints on: Why it's necessary to create a financial support system, how managing your wage can lead to financial freedom, why diversification is extremely important for securing your finances.
Financial discussions are not limited to the general crux on #MoneyMondays, they extend to songs like Drake's "Summer Sixteen” single.
“Financial empowerment is at the heart of our mission and the #MoneyMondays series is meant to be a fun, quick way for listeners to learn tips on how to get on solid financial footing,” revealed Luvleen Sidhu.
#FreeLifeFridays is the best source of motivation for riding down the road of financial freedom.
“But we are not just about financial empowerment, we are a brand that hopes to empower you in every aspect of your life and our #FreeLifeFridays series serves as weekly inspiration to push our listeners to reach their potential.” Luvleen Sidhu revealed.
Entrepreneur and co-founder of Abacus, Omar Qari appeared on the podcast to help listeners learn how to plan expenses, recollect corporate credit cards and how to reimburse your team without hassle.
The episode was especially important for people planning to form their own start-ups because they got to learn – how to manage venture capital funding, how subject specific knowledge is the base for a successful start-up and more. He gave tips on spending your free time so as to not waste it.
If you want to feature on the show, contact Ash Cash at AshCash@BankMobile.com and you might be selected to be interviewed on the podcast.
Customers Bank is a subsidiary of Customers Bancorp, Inc., a bank holding company in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania and has an illustrious board of directors that includes the founder of London-based C&C Alpha Group, Bhanu Choudhrie.
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