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Self Financial and SpringFour Deliver More Than 3 Million Financial Referrals to Consumers, Powering Financial Health
Milestone marks SpringFour and Self’s joint commitment to consumers’ financial health amid increasingly difficult debt climate.
Top 23 Highlights of 2023
In 2023, SpringFour was instrumental in making financial health a mainstay across industries. Our financial wellness solutions empowered institutions to drive empathy-first strategies, which led to improved repayment rates, increased bottom lines, enhanced brand trust, and empowered customers across the country who now have access to resources that support their financial health.
2024 Predictions: Financial Education Alone is Out & One-Stop Financial Health Shops Are In
As the new year approaches, it’s time for financial institutions to go beyond simply providing financial education and truly show up for their customers like never before. Will 2024 be the year financial institutions begin meeting their customers’ needs and expectations? The team at SpringFour not only believes it will, but that it must.
Self Financial and SpringFour Deliver More Than 3 Million Financial Referrals to Consumers, Powering Financial Health
Milestone marks joint commitment to consumers’ financial health amid increasingly difficult debt climate. Today, SpringFour, a social impact financial wellness fintech company, announced that its partnership with leading credit building company Self Financial has delivered more than 3 million financial health referrals to consumers.
Todd Schwartz, CEO and Founder of OppFi, on providing credit to subprime borrowers
Todd Schwartz, CEO and Founder of OppFi, mentioned SpringFour in a discussion with Peter Renton on a recent Fintech Nexus podcast regarding how to support borrowers with products, services, social impact partnerships, and more.
Credit card balances are sky-high and a tenth of consumers are locked into persistent debt
This article features BMO + SpringFour’s partnership. Credit card balances have hit a new high of $1.079 trillion, rising $154 billion from last year. Delinquencies are also rising in tandem, and a tenth of consumers are locked in persistent debt.
