Tally
Growing up in the woods of Breckenridge, Colorado, and homeschooled by fundamentalist Christian parents, Jason Brown remembers being constantly anxious about money. When he finally left to start college at Boston University, he had no financial support from his parents and relied on scholarships and loans.
He helped pay off his debts by starting a painting company CWP, which employed 400 people by the time he graduated. Years later, Brown funneled his childhood stress about money into creating Tally, a fully-automated app that helps users overcome credit card debt. The 38-year-old CEO and cofounder has managed to secure $42 million in funding for his startup, which he says has saved users millions of dollars in interest.
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Read the full article at: https://www.forbes.com/sites/kristinstoller/2018/08/13/tally-app-raises-42m-launches-robo-advisor-to-manage-americans-credit-card-debt/