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Money Isn't Everything

Money Isn't Everything

著者： Mary Wisniewski & Cornerstone Advisors
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Who says banking must only be about the bucks? Money isn’t Everything, a show published monthly, focuses on the broader view of how banking integrates with and influences the lives of consumers and businesses. From financial health to the many unexpected places traditional banking is appearing, the show explores the fringes of change in the industry with early-stage startups, academics, journalists and creative fintech thinkers. It's hosted by Mary Wisniewski, Cornerstone's editor-at-large and long-time fintech reporter.

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  • The Gig-Work Economy Has a Banking Blind Spot

    The Gig-Work Economy Has a Banking Blind Spot
    2026/05/14

    Gig workers make up a major share of the U.S. workforce—but many still face volatile income, constant cash-flow pressure, and financial systems that weren’t built for them.

    Jay Millard, chief revenue officer at Ualett, joins Mary to discuss what banks and credit unions can learn from “some of the hardest-working people you will ever meet.” They also cover rising gas prices, the strain on gig workers, and where traditional underwriting falls short.

    Show notes:

    • Ualett


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    Chapters
    [00:00] Intro + Final episode announcement
    [01:07] Meet Jay Millard (Ualett)
    [02:00] Gig workers feeling the financial pressure
    [03:00] Stress, uncertainty & working more hours
    [04:30] How gig workers find income opportunities
    [06:00] Why fintech is missing the mark
    [07:30] The size of the gig economy
    [09:00] Building for underserved workers
    [12:00] The reality of gig work today
    [14:00] The banking system’s blind spot
    [18:00] Rewards, cash flow & new solutions
    [33:30] AI, tech, and the future of gig work

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    37 分
  • Why Saving Isn’t Enough Anymore

    Why Saving Isn’t Enough Anymore
    2026/04/16

    Financial advice hasn’t changed too much, but how people learn and build wealth has. Ronnie Green, CEO and co-founder of AlgoPear, talks about what’s different now in engaging younger consumers, how agentic AI is reshaping the space and where credit unions may be falling behind.

    Show notes:

    • AlgoPear

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    Chapters
    [00:00] Intro
    [00:35] From Living in His Car to Starting Over
    [01:30] Learning How to Invest From Scratch
    [03:47] Turning $5K Into $100K
    [05:07] The Mindset That Changed Everything
    [07:18] Why Saving Isn’t Enough
    [10:01] Fixing Financial Education for Gen Z
    [11:30] How AlgoPear Engages Young Users
    [13:25] AI in Finance: Hype vs Reality
    [16:13] Why Messy Data Kills Innovation
    [20:17] Building Faster With AI
    [31:33] TikTok & The Future of Learning

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    39 分
  • 'Busy Isn't Bold': The Banking Branding Problem

    'Busy Isn't Bold': The Banking Branding Problem
    2026/03/12

    Banks and fintech brands are missing opportunities to build real connections largely because of how they communicate.

    On the show today: Mary chats with Allison Netzer about the second edition of her book, “Think Like a Brand, Not a Bank." They explore what it takes for a brand to pop in a commoditized industry. Hint: jargon, complexity, and “busy” messaging aren’t the answer.


    Show Notes:

    Allison's Book: Think Like a Brand, Not a Bank

    🔗 https://brandthnk.co/book/

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    🔗 https://www.crnrstone.com/gritty-insights/podcasts/money-isnt-everything

    Connect with Mary on LinkedIn:

    🔗 https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-wisniewski-3a7578b/

    Connect with Allison on LinkedIn:

    🔗 https://www.linkedin.com/in/allisonnetzer/

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    35 分
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