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In today's economic conditions, consumers' financial, mental, and physical health worries are on the rise. 42% of people claim money concerns have had a negative impact on their mental health.1
Consumers want to engage with companies that value them as a whole person, not a number. Traditional financial institutions and technology companies must fill in the financial literacy gap to establish and maintain strong consumer relationships.
Find new opportunities by offering actionable products that ease financial stress and guide consumers on their financial wellness journey.
Greater consumer engagement and broadening access to credit can be an important part of financial inclusion. Grow your business by leveraging credit-building solutions that help empower underserved communities.