iPipeline has announced its data will be used to power the online financial education platform, Thrive Money, targeted at young people.
Thrive Money will use data from iPipeline's PreQuo product, which uses data from millions of insurance policy quotes to model and predict a client's needs and associated costs of improving sales conversion rates, the technology provider stated. Thrive Money uses data to offer consumer tools to educate on personal finances, primarily through social media channels, producing risk reports on mortgages and renting. On 31 January, Thrive Money will include these interactive reports in its launch of a 30-day financial wellbeing programme. The organisation said this programme is designed to ...
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