Elevate Customers’ Financial Well-Being and Grow Revenue

by Corliss Hill 2 min read September 15, 2023

The importance of financial wellness and identity protection solutions cannot be overstated. With the increase in financial scams and the ever-changing landscape of the digital world, it is imperative to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies that can help safeguard your consumers’ financial future.

Experian will host an exclusive digital sales event in partnership with the Consumer Bankers Association (CBA) and Experian Partner Solutions on this topic. Join Experian’s Director of Sales, Chris Anderson, on September 20 at 1:00 p.m. ET/10:00 a.m. PT to discover the power of credit education and identity protection while learning how to drive revenue, engagement, retention, and new business within your consumer base.

Three critical components to driving revenue by empowering consumers:

Critical credit education tools: Credit is an integral part of our lives, and yet many people do not fully understand how credit works or how to improve it. Webinar attendees will learn about credit education tools that can help their customers improve their credit scores and make informed financial decisions. These tools can also enable financial institutions to better serve their customers by understanding their needs and providing them with appropriate solutions, fostering greater loyalty.
Technologies for identity protection: Identity theft is a growing problem, with many individuals and businesses falling victim to fraud and other scams online. Experian Partner Solutions offers a suite of identity protection tools that can monitor and provide real-time accurate alerts, ensuring that your digital presence is secure. Attendees of the webinar will have the opportunity to learn more about these technologies and how they can take proactive steps to protect themselves and their businesses from cyberattacks.
Credit-building strategies and identity theft prevention: Building credit takes time and effort, but with the right strategies, it can be done efficiently and effectively. Our expert speaker, Chris Anderson, will share insights into credit-building strategies that can help individuals boost their credit scores as well as ways to prevent identity theft.

For more insights and best practices to promote financial wellness at your organization and increase revenue and retention, join our webinar.

Register today! Use promo code: EXPERIAN920 for free registration.

Uncovering the Hidden Credit Strength of ITIN Borrower...

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Since 1996, The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued more than 27 million individual taxpayer identification numbers (ITINs) –⁠ a 9-digit number used by individuals who are required to file or report taxes in the United States but are not eligible to obtain a Social Security number (SSN). Across the country, ITIN holders are actively contributing to their communities and the U.S. financial system. They pay bills, build businesses, contribute billions in taxes and manage their finances responsibly. Yet despite their clear engagement, many remain underrepresented within traditional lending models.  Lenders have a meaningful opportunity to bridge the gap between intention and impact. By rethinking how ITIN consumers are evaluated and supported, financial institutions can: Reduce barriers that have historically held capable borrowers back Build products that reflect real borrower needs Foster trust and strengthen community relationships Drive sustainable, responsible growth Our latest white paper takes a more holistic look at ITIN consumers, highlighting their credit behaviors, performance patterns and long-term growth potential. The findings reveal a population that is not only financially engaged, but also demonstrating signs of ongoing stability and mobility. A few takeaways include: ITIN holders maintain a lower debt-to-income ratio than SSN consumers. ITIN holders exhibit fewer derogatory accounts (180–⁠400 days past due). After 12 months, 76.9% of ITIN holders remained current on trades, a rate 15% higher than SSN consumers. With deeper insight into this segment, lenders can make more informed, inclusive decisions. Read the full white paper to uncover the trends and opportunities shaping the future of ITIN lending. Download white paper

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