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Finder is working to comply to the four principles of functional accessibility as described by WCAG 2.0 to the best of our abilities and technology:
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Robust. Helps visitors adapt our content to new technology — SEO elements that make pages easy to find, conformity with assistive technology, adaptability to screen size and mobile.
We routinely evaluate our content and test our pages to identify accessibility issues and address where we can improve. We will update this page as our accessibility program evolves.
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Kelly Suzan Waggoner is editor-in-chief at Finder, where she works with a talented team of expert writers and editors focused on helping readers to save money, earn money and grow their wealth. She joined Finder in 2016 as an editor, germinating the site from money transfers to include the wide scope of personal finance.
Kelly has worked with publishers, magazines and nonprofits throughout New York City to develop best practices around editorial, SEO, plain language and accessibility, including Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers, HauteLife Press and Queerty. She is quoted on such sites as Lifehacker and CertifiKid, and ghostwrote Copyediting and Proofreading for Dummies, published by Wiley.
Kelly earned a BA in English from Russell Sage College and a Poynter ACES Certificate in Editing from Poynter News University. She is trained in digital and website accessibility and plain language, and is a member of ACES: The Society for Editing and the Center for Plain Language. Between projects, she toys with words, flips through style guides and fantasizes about the serial comma’s world domination.
Here’s how we rate business checking accounts, covering what we look for in fees, cash deposit, opening requirements, transaction limits, APY and account features.
SoFi and Capital One are both good picks for different reasons. SoFi is best for everyday banking, but Capital One has more account options and branches.
Ally is best for its savings products, while SoFi is best for its convenient checking and savings hybrid account.
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