by John Nguyen | Oct 22, 2020 | Student Loans
Winter is coming. No, not Jon Snow and the men on the wall. Winter, which for some, means graduation season. Currently, during the Covid pandemic, student loans payments have been suspended until December 31st. Without any further action from Congress or additional...
by Phil Osolinski | Oct 2, 2020 | General
Howdy, folks! Posting this publicly is a bit of an experiment for me. A couple years ago I would’ve been much better off if more early stage founders shared their updates publicly or I somehow had access to see what it’s really like in a startup. In an...
by John Nguyen | Sep 29, 2020 | Student Loans
In North Carolina, kids between the 3rd and 8th grade take an end of the year exam aptly named the End-of-Grade exams or the EOGs for short. One day, after taking the practice writing exam before the end of 8th grade, what feels like many eons ago, my teacher pulled...
by Phil Osolinski | Sep 17, 2020 | Consumers, General
Hi Everyone! It’s been awhile since I’ve posted publicly about what we’ve been working on at Ryze, so I figured (and have heard) that it’s about time I offer up an update. I’m happy to oblige! Catching Up So first, let me take you back to my post from...
by Phil Osolinski | May 6, 2020 | Consumers, General, Merchants
Our Updated Privacy Promise Trust is not an asset. Many companies will say things like “trust is our most valuable asset,” but I see it a bit differently. Trust is a responsibility. It’s a duty to uphold. It’s something not quantifiable or easily added on as a...
by Phil Osolinski | Jan 15, 2020 | Consumers, General, Merchants
We’ve learned an immeasurable amount since launching the first version of Ryze in September 2019. To all those of you who have downloaded, signed up, used, and then gave us feedback since then, thank you so much. We could not be doing this without you. I joke about...
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