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What does a neobank for older folks look like?

  • Most neobanks focus on young consumers but neobank Charlie provides banking services to retirees and soon-to-be retirees.
  • The firm allows consumers to access their Social Security benefit 3-5 days early, without any fees, and also offers 3% earnings on deposits.
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