About Jordan
Jordan came to consumer-credit writing by way of credit-union analytics. Before compareloanapps.com he spent most of a decade building unit-economics models for mid-sized cooperative lenders, which is a generous way of saying he is the person on the team who reaches for a spreadsheet first. That habit shows up in his articles.
His reporting focus is the gap between how a product’s marketing describes the cost (“optional tip”, “subscription”, “Lightning Speed fee”) and how the cost actually annualizes under realistic usage. That gap is often the entire story.
Approach
Every pricing claim in Jordan’s work carries a transparent calculation the reader can reproduce: principal, total paid, days elapsed, resulting APR. No black-box “our analysis shows”. Where a lender’s public disclosure is incomplete, Jordan flags the gap rather than plugging it with invented numbers.
He is also the editor who fact-checks APR ranges across the ranked comparison page every refresh.
What Jordan does not cover
Product tutorials (“here is how to sign up for Brigit”) and state-law deep-dives live with other editors. Jordan’s lane is the economics and the math.
Articles by Jordan
More Jordan analyses will land here as they publish. Browse the full Money IQ library or the ranked comparison (whose APR ranges he double-checks).