Introducing Get My Rate: A Personalized Credit Offer Automation Tool by SavvyMoney
SavvyMoney Introduces Get My Rate: A Personalized Credit Offer Automation Tool for Financial Institutions
Credit score solutions company SavvyMoney has announced the launch of its latest tool, Get My Rate, designed to revolutionize the way banks and financial institutions interact with clients and prospective borrowers.
Get My Rate is a personalized credit offer automation tool that presents consumers with ongoing, pre-qualified loan options that align with their credit profile. This innovative technology also provides continuous credit monitoring and financial wellness tools to help individuals improve their financial standing.
The tool aims to enhance the user experience by allowing users to become pre-qualified for multiple offers simultaneously and receive alerts when rates change in their favor. By maintaining a connection with consumers through alerts and ongoing credit monitoring, Get My Rate can help financial institutions build longer-term relationships with both current and prospective customers.
SavvyMoney President and CEO JB Orecchia expressed excitement about the launch of Get My Rate, calling it a new era of convenience, empowerment, and expansion in the lending landscape. The tool is the first of its kind and is designed to meet the evolving needs of consumers in today’s fast-paced financial landscape.
With over 1,300 banks, credit unions, and fintech partners nationwide, SavvyMoney has established itself as a leader in credit score solutions. The company’s solutions integrate with over 40 U.S. online banking platforms, providing real-time data and digital personalization tools to enhance the user experience.
Get My Rate is set to reshape the way financial institutions connect with consumers, offering a more transparent and empowering financial journey while driving growth for its partners. This new tool represents SavvyMoney’s commitment to putting the power of personalization in the hands of consumers and driving continued growth for financial institutions.