Author: William Parker

Jana Kramer says ex-husband cheated with more than 13 women

Jana Kramer said this week that ex-husband Mike Caussin cheated on her with more than 13 women during their nearly six-year marriage. 

“That has to be really painful,” “Red Table Talk” co-host Jada Pinkett Smith empathized in a preview clip Tuesday of Wednesday’s Facebook Watch show. 

“I know we’re both in better situations,” the country star told the co-hosts through tears, “But I think about this year, my kids won’t wake up at my house Christmas Day. That one’s gonna hurt.” 

The couple, who share Jolie, 6, and Jace, 3, divorced last year after marrying in 2015. 

JANA KRAMER SPENDS FIRST THANKSGIVING WITHOUT KIDS AFTER DIVORCE: ‘MY HEART HURTS’ 

She continued, “That’s when I get like, ‘That’s not fair. You took away my dream too of what I wanted for my family. That’s not fair.'”

JANA KRAMER OPENS UP ABOUT EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL ABUSE IN PAST RELATIONSHIPS MONTHS AFTER DIVORCE 

Last Thanksgiving, she wrote on Instagram, “My heart hurts not being with [her children] today and I have a feeling whether it’s the first holiday apart or the 30th there will always be an ache in the heart.”

A year after they were married, she and Caussin, a former NFL player, separated for a year over infidelity issues and the ex-tight end sought treatment for sex addiction. 

“For me, I realized a lot of things throughout my life that sex and sexual acting out was my addictive behavior, and that’s where I went to hide my feelings, to run away from reality and that was my drug,” Caussin said in 2019. 

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The couple renewed their vows in 2017 and they co-wrote the book “The Good Fight: Wanting to Leave, Choosing to Stay, and the Powerful Practice for Loving Faithfully” in 2020. 

In April 2021, Kramer wrote on Instagram, “’It’s time.’ As I try to make sense of a reality that I never wanted to believe could be possible again, those words have now become a reality. I’ve fought y’all. I’ve loved hard. I’ve forgiven. I’ve put the work in. I’ve given everything I have, and now I have nothing else to give. ‘It’s time.'”

She added, “Please know that I still believe wholeheartedly in marriage, love, and rebuilding. I just can’t fight any longer. It’s time to heal. Thank you for all the love, heart, and support, in many ways you have fought on this journey alongside me, and for that I am grateful.”

Torpago: The New Player In the FinTech Game

There’s a new player joining Brex, Divvy, and the rest in the FinTech game. Torpago offers similar money management tools and integrations as the rest, with the added bonus that only a couple of the others offer. They report payment to the business credit reporting agencies. 

Is Torpago Right for Your Business? 

It has a number of services that can help your business manage funds more effectively and efficiently. From corporate cards to help manage employee spending to top software integrations, they have plenty to offer. 

Card Details

There are both physical and virtual card options. Limits are assigned on an individual basis. They claim their proprietary underwriting process and technology allow them to offer higher credit limits than traditional business cards. 

In addition, there is no personal guarantee or deposit requirement. Furthermore, it seems to function more like a charge card. So, similar to Net 30 financing, you pay off the total balance in 30 days. That means, there is no interest. To qualify, you need:

  •  A legal business name
  • Employer Identification Number (EIN)
  • Physical company address
  • And a business bank account. 

Rewards

Earn one point per dollar spent. In addition, they have offers and discounts with Quickbooks, Carta, and Plastiq. 

Integrations

They have integration capacity with Quickbooks, FinancialForce, Acumatica, and NetSuite. The integrations offer real time accounts meaning as soon as you swipe, the expense is recorded appropriately in your system. 

Business Credit

They require all approved customers to connect their business bank account to the Torpago system. They partner with Plaid to allow you to do this securely. After that, they have read-only access to view your balance. As your business grows, they will increase your limit. 

They also claim to report payment to help build business credit. However, they only state on their site that they report it to the “right people.” They do not say which business credit reporting agencies they report to. 

Reputation and Reviews

This is a new company that didn’t even have a BBB file until the end of 2020. Unfortunately, they have a C- rating with the Better Business Bureau. They also have an app in the Apple Store that has 4.3 stars. Other than that, while there are few things floating around, almost everyone seems to be kind of in a “wait and see” holding pattern with this one. 

Conclusion

There is nothing glaringly wrong here. While they don’t state who they report to, no one seems to be disputing that they do report to someone. So, if you choose them for your money management needs, the credit can definitely come in handy. Since it seems their underwriting processes may be more small business friendly than traditional banks, it can’t hurt to give them a shot.  But remember, one account reporting isn’t enough to build strong business credit. You’ll need more. Check out these 7 vendors to help you start building business credit. 

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Before games, I was an Embedded Programmer. I made hardware easier to access for the rest of the programmers. I mainly did OS abstractions; the hardware abstraction layer; and I2C/SPI drivers on custom hardware.

I’ve figured out hardware bugs, ‘magic blue smoke’ bugs, ‘this is too old to have documentation anymore’ bugs…

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I’m interested in leaving video game development for a better work/life balance, career future, and salary.

I’m working on a Python 3 project and learning Rust in my free-ish time.

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