Credit, Collections & Insolvency News
TransUnion has strengthened its partnership with credit management company, Lowell which will provide a personalised toolset for monitoring and improving their financial standing via the Lowell app for free.
Powered by TransUnion’s CreditView platform, Lowell’s Credit Information Services are available via the new Lowell app on mobile and tablet devices for free, giving customers a clear understanding of what their credit score means, as well as how to take steps to improve it if necessary.
Kelli Fielding, Managing Director of consumer interactive at TransUnion in the UK, said “We’re delighted to expand our longstanding relationship with Lowell to give financially vulnerable customers access to their credit information via the new Lowell app. Keeping a keen eye on your credit score is a quick and easy way to monitor your financial situation and improve your financial health. With TransUnion data now available in Lowell’s app, customers are just a click away from the insights that can help them build their credit score and better manage their finances.”
John Pears, CEO at Lowell said “Perceptions of the importance of credit monitoring differ, both by generation and geographically across the UK, with many not knowing how or why to check their credit scores. By joining forces with TransUnion to provide our customers with access to their credit information, we are helping to address these gaps in awareness head-on. Our customers will be able to view their 72-month credit score history for free, as well as the aspects that impact their scores – both positively and negatively – in turn empowering them to make better financial decisions.”
