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Financial Literacy Solutions Launches Educational Video Widget on HARP 2.0

May 29, 2012

Financial Literacy Solutions LLC (FLS) has released a new video solution that lenders can use on their Web sites to attract borrowers who hope to refinance their loans under the government’s HARP 2.0 program. Like all of the Web video widgets that FLS provides, the HARP 2.0 video allows lenders to more effectively communicate with borrowers in a manner that has been shown to be more engaging to American consumers. Video is currently the most viewed online content and home loan borrowers who view online videos are more engaged with the lender that offers it. “Borrowers are tired of hearing about government programs that can’t help them because they don’t qualify,” said Garth Graham, founder and president of Financial Literacy Solutions LLC (FLS). “This happens when borrowers don’t fully understand the programs or what it takes to qualify. The result is that the lender loses credibility and loses the borrower’s trust. Our new educational video on HARP 2.0 reduces that risk and puts more borrowers into the lender’s pipeline.” In addition to the video, the widget provides links to other useful information, including a qualification wizard that leads the borrower through the qualification criteria without ever leaving the video player. FLS widgets can be shared easily with partners, such as real estate agents, who also want to provide valuable information to their clients. It can be deployed on a Web site, a blog or a Facebook page, with installation typically in only minutes. FLS has been involved in creating solutions for the mortgage servicing and credit counseling industry, deploying video-based, consumer-facing educational material to help borrowers avoid foreclosure. Just as video can be used to help borrowers avoid losing their homes, it can also be used to educate consumers on their options for new loans.
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May 29, 2012
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