Elevate’s CEO Jason Harvison and SpringFour’s CEO Rochelle Gorey co-authored a piece for LendIt FinTech News on how financial institutions can help consumers who are still struggling in the wake of the pandemic. “Providing (financial) resources should be part of financial institutions’ strategic business strategies in the future. The pandemic exacerbated significant issues lying in wait and revealed how close many are to economic devastation. Financial institutions should design for this reality as an industry, offering products, partnerships, resources, and referrals that improve financial stability in real-time.”

Rochelle Gorey, Co-Founder and CEO of SpringFour, was interviewed by Ilyce Glink at WGN Radio AM 720 during the Wintrust Business Lunch broadcast. Listen to Rochelle’s advice for other fintech founders, including some of her secrets for success. The interview starts at 13:22.

Mortgage Professional America covers the deployment of SpringFour by Freedom Mortgage. Freedom Mortgage has announced that it will continue to provide borrowers free access to financial wellness resources through SpringFour, a social impact fintech company. The mortgage lender partnered with SpringFour to give borrowers who need financial assistance access to online resources such as mortgage assistance programs, financial counseling, and utility savings, and more.

The Dodd Frank Update reports on how Freedom Mortgage is continuing to offer its borrowers free access to nonprofit and government resources through SpringFour, a social impact financial technology (fintech) company.

The Financial Brand features SpringFour in this important article, which calls on banks to adopt financial wellness solutions that help consumers with their immediate needs, instead of their macro decision making. “With the right support, banks have the means to wholly empower clients to address their financial challenges, seek help, and find ways to reduce their household expenses.” –Rochelle Gorey, Co-Founder and CEO, SpringFour

SpringFour and Elevate have announced the findings of a research study examining the financial effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on American households. The study found that the pandemic’s impact on American households was uneven, and that those who struggled require support beyond what traditional financial institutions provide.