Dave Saves

Each year for the past five, Forbes has searched the country for the 25 fast-growing, venture-backed startups most likely to reach $1 billion in value.

You’ve likely held on to your checking account for a while. In fact, the average adult has used the same primary checking account for about 16 years.

Dave, the Mark Cuban and Diplo-backed fintech startup, rolled out its new Dave banking service in June, announcing a $110 million raise at the same time.

Los Angeles-based fintech company Dave Inc. has secured $110 million in debt financing, according to company database Crunchbase, topping the...

Dave is a mobile finance app that helps people avoid overdraft fees — which is launching a new banking market product called Dave Banking.

Los Angeles-based Dave.com was built on the premise that financial products should be easy and approachable, and that bank overdraft fees...

Next up, Zack spoke about personal finance app Dave launching a bank this week and the difference in the Dave banking product versus the Finn offering.

Santa Monica-based Dave Inc., developers of a financial management mobile app designed to prevent bank overdrafts, announced June 19 a $110 million...

Mark Cuban-backed Dave, a personal finance app aimed at millennials, has raised $110 million in debt and launched a new online-only banking service.

To date, LA-based fintech startup Dave has helped more than three million people cover unplanned spending overages.

Los Angeles fintech start-up, Dave, has launched a digital-only deposit account that aims to help young people stay on top of their money...

The account is the first US mobile banking account that aims to build account holders credit scores automatically.

Two years ago, Mark Cuban-backed Dave launched a mobile app that plugged into existing bank accounts to help young adults avoid overdraft fees.

When Dave launched, the personal finance manager flew under the radar. But 3.5 million registered users turn to Dave to help them track expenses...

Dave, the personal finance app backed by Mark Cuban is getting into the mobile banking market, launching Dave Banking and announcing it raised $110 million in debt.

Dave, a new fintech app, is the David to the big banks’ Goliath, fighting exorbitant overdraft fees by warning people they’re about to blow their...

Kevin Klowden the executive director of the institute's Center for Regional Economics previews the mega event. L.A.'s economy is experiencing a loud...

For younger people, automatic-payment apps have severed the connection between the things we buy and the act of paying for those things.

Extended overdraft fees can equal out to as much as $10 per day at some institutions.

The Dave app arrived in 2017 as nearly 25% of Americans were exceeding their checking accounts at least once a year, and banks were charging them...

Overdrafting ranks up there with bumper-to-bumper traffic and running out of coffee: the worst. Making a $10 mistake — to pay $35 in fees? Ho...

The checking account has been added to their popular app in an attempt to become the financial hub for their young user base.

Americans spent around $15 billion in overdraft fees in 2016, the most recent year for which data is available, according to the Consumer Final...

Cuban ended up hitting it big. His $300,000 investment in 2011 gave him a little more than 20 percent of Wilk’s company, recalls the entrepreneur...

Overdraft fees are the worst. No one wants to get them, and chances are good when you do it’s not because you were intentionally spending mo...

Perhaps the most despised bank fee among consumers is the overdraft fee, an ugly $30 (or so) insult to your wallet. Many consumers have bee...

Money is a feminist issue — and yet, women are still reluctant to talk about it. According to a recent Bustle survey of more than 1,000 Millen...

To borrow a word Donald Trump used while describing health care, balancing your checkbook can be “complicated.” And it’s always great...

Mark Cuban was crushed with overdraft fees in his 20s. Now he's backing an app that's trying to help people avoid having to pay them.

Mark Cuban was crushed with overdraft fees in his 20s. Now he's backing an app that's trying to help people avoid having to pay them.

Want to put an end to costly overdraft fees? A new app could warn you when you don’t have enough cash in your checking account to cover ex...

Meet Dave: an AI dressed up in a bearsuit that’s just launched to save you from the evils of expensive overdraft fees. Hand Dave access to you...