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Kasasa Launches Kasasa Care to Help Financial Institutions Generate Non-Interest Income

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New online marketplace and referral program increases non-interest income while deepening consumer relationships with no additional operational burden

Kasasa, an award-winning financial technology and marketing provider, announced its latest offering, Kasasa Care™, an online marketplace and referral program developed to offer non-interest income partner products and services consumers are proven to want.

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“One of the best ways to increase non-interest income is by delivering new offers that consumers want or already purchase from other companies”

Due to the fluctuating rate environment, community financial institutions have experienced an increased need to drive consumer-friendly, non-interest income. Unfortunately, it’s difficult to know which value-add products to offer, to train and incentivize frontline staff, and to centralize and act on data to effectively market those products.

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Kasasa Care is a turn-key digital program that poses no additional operational burden. Community banks and credit unions receive referral income from three key categories of consumer products – health, protection and life – without having to lift a finger, all while maintaining full control of which referral programs to enable. Kasasa Care helps financial institutions offer the products that consumers value so they can compete against megabanks for their fair share of the market.

Additionally, Kasasa conducted research to know which products consumers value by analyzing transactions of millions of Kasasa account holders. The results were clear. Consumers want value-add offers from their financial institution. In fact, 91% of consumers would accept a free prescription discount card, 86% would consider a vision or dental plan, and 60% would take advantage of an identity theft protection and credit monitoring service.

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