Score, an app for prospective daters with good to excellent credit scores has been launched by a lifestyle finance platform, Neon Money Club.
The dating app seeks to help raise awareness about the importance of finances in relationships and enable its users to have at least a 675 credit score to use the new dating app.
In a blog post, Neon Money Club, CEO Luke Bailey stated that financial wellness often takes a backseat hence its mission is to inject financial awareness into the fabric of everyday life.
He added that to inject financial awareness into the fabric of everyday life, the company have to take the conversation to places where it isn’t normally discussed, adding that ‘Score’ aims to elevate the discussion around financial health which has remained stagnant for decades.
The CEO pointed out that if approved, prospective daters will gain access to a pool of financially like-minded individuals. He said Neon Money Club will offer resources to guide those who still work towards eligibility on their journey towards a healthy credit score and financial literacy.
According to Jackie Liao, CPO Neon Money Club, “Score is just one of the many rollouts we’re doing to bring financial wellness to the table because the table itself is boring and outdated. We’re beginning with love, and we’re in good company.’
“A recent Federal Reserve study recognized that individuals with high credit scores are more inclined to establish committed relationships”.
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