HyperJar Blog
The money advice I’d give my younger self
Our CEO Mat hosted a live Q&A on Instagram last week and there was a lot of love for the idea of the HyperJar Child Card. This free service launches later this summer, and will help teach under 18s money management skills, give parents a bit of control over where pocket money is spent and let friends and grandparents top up accounts with birthday fivers.
Salt Edge and HyperJar Partnership
Lots of important pieces are falling into place before our public launch later this summer. We’re really happy to announce Salt Edge as our open banking partner. This means that, once we're fully launched, you’ll be able to add HyperJar to other apps that show all your financial accounts in one place.
Our Top 5 favourite items from AMARA for your Zoom office background.
We’re excited to announce that we’ve partnered with AMARA, the luxury homeware brand. AMARA connects you to the latest and most exciting collections from the world’s leading luxury home brands. With AMARA, you’ll find exclusive pieces, limited edition designs and the newest collections before anyone one else.
Q&A with Mat Megens
Last week our CEO Mat Megens hosted an Instagram Live and answered some questions from our HyperJar users. He also mentioned some new features that are coming this summer. We’ve put this blog together with all the answers to the questions he was asked just in case you missed the Instagram Live. Thanks to everyone who sent in their questions!
#ScrubHub – Supporting the NHS
This week we spoke to Amy and Nick, members of a volunteer group in Waltham Forest raising money to make PPE scrubs for local NHS workers. They’re using our Shared Jars feature to manage the money raised and track how it’s being spent.
Hello, Google Pay
HyperJar just got even smarter: Android users can now add their HyperJar card to Google Pay for faster, simpler and more secure payments.
Anticipate
Be kind. Plan for experiences. And if you are able to, start putting money aside now for things you want to do or have in the future. Just enough to get you going and give you a goal. Social distancing is only temporary and won’t last forever. “It’s amazing how a little tomorrow can make up for a whole lot of yesterday.’’