Where Financial Knowledge Meets Real-World Action

Our Story

Welcome to Dis Moneyfied...

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Deyvian Orrendale - Founder

It is with sincere dedication that I, Deyvian Orrendale, founder of DIS Moneyfied, extend a warm welcome to you from 4719 West Virginia Avenue, Delmar, New York 12054. Alongside Marisol Gagnierenic and Joseph Adamsenicos, whose insight and contributions help shape our editorial direction, the journey we embark upon together—between 9 AM and 5 PM, Monday through Friday—is grounded in the pursuit of financial clarity, empowerment, and responsibility.

Meet the founder

Finance Pulse

A quick, interactive check-in that turns your numbers into a clear next step: Pulse Score, runway, debt pressure, and a simple action plan.
Note: Educational guidance only — not professional financial advice.

Your Results

You’ll get the same three things every time (so it feels consistent): Score, metrics, and a next-step plan.
Pulse Score
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Savings runway
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Debt pressure
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Monthly margin
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Enter your numbers on the left and click “Calculate Pulse”.

“True financial stability isn’t built on shortcuts or speculation—it’s built on understanding, discipline, and the courage to make informed choices.”

Dis Moneyfied

Why the Finance Code Library Exists

Within the intricate world of finance, where numbers intertwine with strategy and every decision shapes one’s future, access to precise and reliable tools is invaluable. The Finance Code Library was created with this very necessity in mind—a curated repository designed to empower professionals and enthusiasts alike through code and computational resources.

Here at DIS Moneyfied, under the guidance of our founder Deyvian Orrendale in Delmar, New York, we invite you to explore this collection that embodies foresight, practicality, and trustworthiness.

Finance Code Library

Blog Post

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Debt Management Strategies

How To Use The Snowball Method To Eliminate Debt Fast

What the Snowball Method Actually Is The snowball method is a dead simple way to knock out debt, one balance at a time. It’s not ...
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Budgeting and Saving Insights

How To Cut Monthly Expenses Without Sacrificing Comfort

Assessing What You Actually Use Start simple: pull out your phone or a spreadsheet and list every subscription you’re paying for TV, streaming apps, cloud ...
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Finance News and Trends

Top Financial Trends To Watch In The Coming Year

Rate Cuts (Finally?) in Sight After months some might say years of tight money policy, central banks are hinting at a turn. Inflation is cooling, ...