These days, cash apps let you move money about as quickly as you can spend it. Two of the most popular apps are Zelle and Venmo. But while they’re both members of the same family, they’re more ...

Zelle and Venmo make sending and receiving money easy but in different ways. Compare their fees and features to help you decide which app is right for you.

Venmo and Zelle don’t link to each other, so you can’t just open Venmo, punch in someone’s Zelle info, and hit “send.” Instead, there are some workarounds to consider: ...

PNC partners with Zelle, one of Venmo's biggest competitors. Zelle, which also maintains a stand-alone app, partners with hundreds of banks to allow customers to send money digitally.

Venmo is a safe option, but I wouldn’t go as far as to say it is safest, not because there is something wrong with Venmo, but because Zelle relies on the security provided by your bank.

It's so popular that Venmo-ing is now a verb, as in, "Hey, Venmo me that $20 you promised me two weeks ago." Zelle, owned by a consortium of banks, draws an older crowd because it is now built in ...

But CNBC says "No, the IRS isn't taxing your Venmo transactions." It says a new law that took effect January 1st applies to small businesses, to make sure they pay their fair share of taxes.

According to company reports, Zelle processed $35 billion in P2P (person-to-person) payments in Q4 2018 versus $19 billion for Venmo. For the full year, Zelle's total was $122 billion, almost ...

When it comes time to pitch in on a restaurant tab or send $20 to a friend, cash is no longer king, at least with millennials. Mobile payments are common now. But if you are deciding which app to ...

When it comes to splitting the dinner tab, chipping in on rent, or sending some quick cash to a friend, two of the most popular options are Zelle and Venmo. But how do you pick between Zelle vs ...