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Credit Plus Launches New Mobile Credit App for Mortgage Professionals

Mar 21, 2012

Credit Plus Inc. has announced the launch of a new mobile app, Credit Plus nEXT Generation Credit (nGC), that will allow mortgage professionals to access a wide range of consumer credit data on iPhones and other mobile devices. The Credit Plus nEXT Generation Credit (nGC) App provides: Consumer credit data, including actual credit scores; credit usage, including account type, balance, payment and past due amounts; adverse summary, including number of collections and charge-offs, number of accounts that are 30-60-90 days late and other information; and front-end and back end debt-to-income (DTI) ratios, as long as the user has entered gross annual income. “We developed this app with our customers in mind,” said Mike Hall, vice president of operations for Credit Plus. “Our goal is to enable mortgage professionals to securely access the information they need even when they’re not in the office.” The new app is currently available in Beta format.  
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