PPP080: Make Your Money Roar with Tim Hong and MoneyLion

Tim Hong is Chief Marketing Officer at MoneyLion, an app designed to help you save more, get out of debt, and boost your investments. Join in today's chat!

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MoneyLion is a new and popular personal finance app designed to help you consolidate and get out of debt, improve savings, and maximize your investments. Today we sit down with Chief Marketing Officer Tim Hong, and MIT and Stanford grad who has spent more than two years trying to help you with your money at MoneyLion.

What We’re Chatting About This Week

Today we're talking about one of my passions: money apps! We're speaking with the CMO of MoneyLion, Tim Hong, a cool and emerging app for money management.

We're not just talking about the app, either – we're going into some serious personal financial strategies too. We cover everything from moves you can make in personal finance, to making your money work for you.

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This Week’s Guest

Tim Hong is the Chief Marketing Officer at MoneyLion. Before joining MoneyLion, Tim was a member of the founding team at Tsumobi Inc, a peer-to-peer messaging software company. Prior to that Tim was SVP, Product Development & Analytics at EmSense, a global market research firm applying neuroscience and machine learning techniques for Fortune 500 clients. He holds a master’s degree from Stanford University as well as Bachelor of Science degrees in Materials Science & Engineering and Physics from MIT.