Leading Financial Empowerment FinTech Truebill Becomes Rocket Money

Leading Financial Empowerment FinTech Truebill Becomes Rocket Money

“We have been able to help consumers save hundreds of millions of dollars as Truebill, now, as Rocket Money, our members will have easier access to home loans, real estate services, personal loans and more all through a closer connection with our sister companies,” said Haroon Mokhtarzada,” co-founder and CEO of Rocket Money.  

Rocket Companies is focused on being the best at creating certainty in life’s most complex moments so its clients can live their dreams. Truebill, soon to be Rocket Money, builds a relationship with consumers by helping improve their financial lives. Beyond the core services of canceling subscriptions and creating budgets, Rocket Money will connect with the rest of the Rocket Platform, enhancing the consumer experience by offering the right products at the right time – from a new car to a new home or the ability to power their home with solar panels. 
For an immediate benefit to clients on the Rocket platform, the company will provide a free premium account upgrade for all Truebill members who already have a home loan serviced by Rocket Mortgage. Going further, all of Rocket Mortgage’s 2.6 million serviced clients will receive a free premium Rocket Money account for the life of their loan. A premium account provides automated subscription cancellations, advanced budgeting, full credit reporting, smart savings accounts, net worth tracking and many more services.To provide a streamlined connection to other Rocket services, Truebill recently added single sign-on capabilities. Consumers who are managing their financial lives with Truebill can use the same account they already have for Rocket Mortgage, Rocket Homes, Rocket Loans, Rocket Auto or Rocket Solar. Alternatively, those who are new to the Rocket ecosystem can create an account with Rocket Money, then use that same account across Rocket.”During times of high inflation, the services Rocket Money provides become even more valuable to its members. The savings that consumers achieve when Rocket Money helps negotiate their bills or cancel recurring subscription fees can make a significant difference when every dollar counts,” said Jay Farner, Vice Chairman and CEO of Rocket Companies. “Additionally, the relationships we build and the insights we get through Rocket Money enable Rocket Companies to create bespoke experiences for our clients – ensuring we are offering the right products at the right time.”Truebill was founded in 2015 by brothers Haroon, Yahya and Idris Mokhtarzada when they realized they were paying for subscriptions they were no longer using – and knew they couldn’t be the only ones with this problem. In the years since, the services offered expanded to become a full personal finance management tool.The Truebill website and mobile app will change to Rocket Money in August. The new brand may start appearing in marketing, social media and other company messaging before the official change. In addition to the name, the rebrand will come with a refreshed design that aligns with other Rocket brands.Continuing its rapid growth, Truebill increased its member base to 3.4 million users as of the first quarter of 2022 which is up 142% the from the first quarter of 2021. Among those 3.4 million members, 1.7 million are premium paying members – more than double the number from Q1 2021.The company currently analyzes $80 billion in monthly transaction volume and has saved consumers more than $245 million since its founding.
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About Truebill / Rocket Money
Truebill is a leading personal finance app with the mission to empower people to live their best financial lives. The company offers its members a unique understanding of their finances and a suite of valuable services that save them time and money – ultimately giving their members a leg up on their financial journey. Members can manage subscriptions, lower their bills, build budgets and automatically set aside money to reach their savings goals. Truebill has saved members more than $245 million since its founding.Truebill was acquired by Rocket Companies (NYSE: RKT) in December 2021 and will become Rocket Money in August 2022. The company is headquartered in Silver Spring, Maryland, and has an office in San Francisco. For more information, go to Truebill.com.
About Rocket Companies
Rocket Companies is a Detroit-based FinTech platform company consisting of personal finance and consumer technology brands including Rocket Mortgage, Rocket Homes, Amrock, Rocket Auto, Rocket Loans, Truebill, Lendesk, Edison Financial, Core Digital Media, Rocket Central and Rock Connections.Since 1985, Rocket Companies has been obsessed with helping its clients achieve the American dream of home ownership and financial freedom. The Company offers industry-leading client experiences powered by its simple, fast and trusted digital solutions. Rocket Companies ranked #7 on Fortune’s list of the “100 Best Companies to Work For” in 2022, ranking in the top third of the list for 19 consecutive years. For more information, please visit RocketCompanies.com or the Investor Relations Website.SOURCE Truebill
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Annie Dickerson of Goodegg Investments Awarded Real Estate Investor of 2022 by The Motley Fool

Annie Dickerson of Goodegg Investments Awarded Real Estate Investor of 2022 by The Motley Fool

SAN FRANCISCO and ALEXANDRIA, Va., March 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The Motley Fool, a purpose-driven financial services company founded in 1993 that provides free and premium investing guidance to millions of individual investors around the world, today released the winners of its 2022 Women in Investing Awards recognizing Annie Dickerson of Goodegg Investments as Real Estate Investor of 2022.

Goodegg Investments

Goodegg Investments

Goodegg Investments

Goodegg Investments

“I am incredibly grateful and humbled to be recognized as the Motley Fool Real Estate Investor of 2022, particularly alongside such illustrious and successful women in investing,” said Goodegg Investments co-founder and COO Annie Dickerson. “Through the work we do at Goodegg Investments, we have the privilege and honor of inspiring and empowering women, moms, and girls everywhere – to take control of their finances and build a brighter future for themselves and their families.”

Research shows that while women have historically earned better investing results than men, they consistently express less confidence in their investing abilities. What’s more, inequalities in wage and opportunity mean that women have to work harder to build wealth for themselves and their families. To encourage more women to start their investing journey, The Motley Fool recognizes the leading women in investing for 2022, all of whom align with our mission of making the world smarter, happier, and richer.
“We are pleased to kick off The Motley Fool’s first ever awards campaign by spotlighting and honoring 12 inspiring women in investing,” said Rachel Williams, Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer at The Motley Fool. “Though there are so many women who deserve recognition for their work in the investing world, our expert panelists were tasked with identifying just a select few winners who embody our same Foolish values. We hope that these award winners will help inspire more women to invest confidently for the long-term.”The Motley Fool’s 2022 Women in Investing Award Winners are:

  • Investor of the Year – Cathie Wood
  • Rising Star – Tiffany James
  • Investing Podcaster – Farnoosh Torabi
  • Investing YouTuber – Rose Han
  • Investing Blogger – Michelle Schroeder-Gardner
  • Investing Author – Michelle Singletary
  • Blockchain Investor – Kinjal Shah
  • Tech Investor – Beth Kindig
  • Cannabis Investor – Lori Ferrara
  • Real Estate Investor – Annie Dickerson
  • Socially Responsible Investor – Sallie Krawcheck
  • Venture Capital Investor – Mary Meeker

Between two voting stages, The Motley Fool’s voting panel nominated and selected this year’s award winners. Our editorial and investing experts narrowed each category down to the top three candidates and the awards committee voted on the nominees using a points allocation system. This process ensured objectivity, let us source diverse opinions, and resulted in our final list of the most outstanding women in investing in 2022.About Goodegg InvestmentsGoodegg Investments is an award-winning women-owned and women-led commercial real estate private equity firm founded by Julie Lam and Annie Dickerson – two busy moms with a passion for real estate. Goodegg Investments helps busy families create passive income and long-term wealth through investing in real estate syndications (group investments). To date, Goodegg Investments has acquired over $1 billion in real estate assets across the country and has helped thousands of investors build wealth for their families through real estate. Learn more at https://goodegginvestments.com or contact [email protected]. The company is based in San Francisco.About The Motley Fool Holdings, Inc.Founded in 1993 in Alexandria, Va., by brothers David and Tom Gardner, The Motley Fool Holdings, Inc. is a financial services company dedicated to making the world smarter, happier, and richer. The Motley Fool reaches millions of people around the globe every day through its innovative investing solutions, podcasts, books, newspaper columns, and media appearances. For more information, visit www.fool.com. Contact: 
Annie Dickerson
888.830.1450
[email protected]SOURCE Goodegg Investments
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The Motley Fool Announces 2022 Women in Investing Award Winners

The Motley Fool Announces 2022 Women in Investing Award Winners

ALEXANDRIA, Va., March 9, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The Motley Fool, a purpose-driven financial services company founded in 1993 that provides free and premium investing guidance to millions of individual investors around the world, today released the winners of its 2022 Women in Investing Awards.
Research shows that while women have historically earned better investing results than men, they consistently express less confidence in their investing abilities. What’s more, inequalities in wage and opportunity mean that women have to work harder to build wealth for themselves and their families. To encourage more women to start their investing journey, The Motley Fool recognizes the leading women in investing for 2022, all of whom align with our mission of making the world smarter, happier, and richer.
“We are pleased to kick off The Motley Fool’s first ever awards campaign by spotlighting and honoring 12 inspiring women in investing,” said Rachel Williams, Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer at The Motley Fool. “Though there are so many women who deserve recognition for their work in the investing world, our expert panelists were tasked with identifying just a select few winners who embody our same Foolish values. We hope that these award winners will help inspire more women to invest confidently for the long-term.”
The Motley Fool’s 2022 Women in Investing Award Winners are:

  • Investor of the Year – Cathie Wood
  • Rising Star – Tiffany James
  • Investing Podcaster – Farnoosh Torabi
  • Investing YouTuber – Rose Han
  • Investing Blogger – Michelle Schroeder-Gardner
  • Investing Author – Michelle Singletary
  • Blockchain Investor – Kinjal Shah
  • Tech Investor – Beth Kindig
  • Cannabis Investor – Lori Ferrara
  • Real Estate Investor – Annie Dickerson
  • Socially Responsible Investor – Sallie Krawcheck
  • Venture Capital Investor – Mary Meeker

Between two voting stages, The Motley Fool’s voting panel nominated and selected this year’s award winners. Our editorial and investing experts narrowed each category down to the top three candidates and the awards committee voted on the nominees using a points allocation system. This process ensured objectivity, let us source diverse opinions, and resulted in our final list of the most outstanding women in investing in 2022.
About The Motley Fool Holdings, Inc.
Founded in 1993 in Alexandria, Va., by brothers David and Tom Gardner, The Motley Fool Holdings, Inc. is a financial services company dedicated to making the world smarter, happier, and richer. The Motley Fool reaches millions of people around the globe every day through its innovative investing solutions, podcasts, books, newspaper columns, and media appearances. For more information, visit www.fool.com.
SOURCE The Motley Fool Inc

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