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We're celebrating a big milestone at Jenius Bank: $1B in deposits in just six months. In a recent American Banker story, Jenius Bank President John Rosenfeld talked about the importance of humanizing digital banking to forge deeper connections that truly serve customers' interests. It's a mission that seems to be resonating! #JeniusBank

We hope your holiday is spent with people who fill your life with joyful noise and dazzling light. How will you celebrate the 4th this year? #JeniusBank

Many disabilities aren't apparent, but 1 in 4 adults does have some type of disability. Disability Pride Month is an opportunity to highlight the importance of inclusion and access for all, because life is richer when everyone can participate and belong. Source: ABILITY Magazine #JeniusBank

Jenius Bank launched a survey to understand more about the mind-money connection so that we may help consumers live richer lives. The survey results confirmed that there’s a strong connection between people's minds and their money. For starters, a lot of people (about half, in fact) told us that their finances cause them feelings of anxiety and depression. Our report dives into the details on what may be causing some of this money stress and how it’s showing up in respondents' physical health, relationships, and overall mental well being. To learn more, explore our financial wellness tips, and even download the report, visit The Mind-Money Connection page on our website. https://lnkd.in/dMJA8tji

Research has shown that instilling financial confidence in children could help make a difference in their future financial success. With that in mind, we pulled together several tips on how parents (or anyone) can introduce kids to personal finance concepts. • Talk about your own experiences and basic money management. Since personal finance is not part of the curriculum at many schools, it's important to instill financial lessons at home. • Tailor your lessons to your child's age. For example, making change might be a good lesson for younger children, whereas concepts like investing may be more digestible for teens. • Explore what it means to make choices about earning, saving, and donating money. A small allowance or opening a savings account may make the lessons more tangible. What do you wish you had learned about finances growing up? Get more ideas at our blog: https://lnkd.in/d8hUQ8er #JeniusBank

June 13th marks one year since we launched our first product and made our mark. We’re grateful for everyone who’s been on this journey with us, and we’re so happy to be celebrating this day with you! #JeniusBank

Many of our customers have new college graduates in their lives. It's a wonderful time to celebrate, but it’s also a good time to help these grads prepare for "real" adulthood. The Jenius Bank Social Media Team pulled together their favorite financial tips to help new grads feel prepared to launch a positive financial future. Are there any tips you'd add to the list?

Feeling overwhelmed by multiple financial goals? A simple grid like this may help you put the pieces in place. Find more tips for financial wellness at the Jenius Bank Blog: www.jeniusbank.com/blog. What belongs in your most important squares? #JeniusBank

Bankrate recently asked Jenius Bank's financial wellness expert Julie Guntrip about how people may alleviate their anxiety related to the current economic environment. According to Julie: "Making progress toward a goal can help to create feelings of empowerment, confidence, and control, [which are] feelings that potentially counter the negative symptoms of financial anxiety." See the full article and more of Julie's insights: https://lnkd.in/dqg6fuRS #JeniusBank