Moneyhub extends partnership with Experian

Moneyhub has extended its partnership with Experian to introduce a new credit dashboard.

The tool has been designed to empower consumers with effective debt management solutions, enabling them to navigate financial challenges with greater ease and confidence.

Moneyhub’s credit dashboard, now seamlessly integrated into Experian’s app, leverages personalised insights to assist UK adults in managing their debts more effectively and enhancing their financial resilience.

Following a successful three-month pilot, the credit dashboard is set to be rolled out further to Experian’s extensive user base. The extension of the relationship between Moneyhub and Experian will allow for further enhancements aimed at empowering consumers to manage their debt more effectively.

Chief commercial officer at Moneyhub, Dan Scholey, said: “Problem debt can have a significant impact on people’s wider lives, work and mental health, as well as preventing the ability to create the space to save. Personalised analytics, leveraging Open Finance to access data with consent, provide practical, scalable and importantly, actionable solutions to help people regain control, get on top of their debts and manage overwhelm.

“Experian has a clear mission to improve financial inclusion, so by deploying these tools across its popular app used by millions across the UK, we are making financial wellness more convenient and accessible for all.”

Managing director, consumer services at Experian UK&I, Edu Castro, added: “Our extended partnership with Moneyhub is rooted in a shared mission to confront financial vulnerability, using personalised technology to provide real people with real solutions and promote financial inclusion.

“At a time when many are faced with debt and seeking ways to take control of their finances, the Credit Dashboard helps users understand their debt sources and provides personalised, actionable steps to reduce it – whether through consolidation, saving tips, or optimising credit use. We are thrilled with the positive outcomes we've seen so far and are eager to extend this tool to all our customers.”



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