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“It’s fantastic getting payments in minutes. We send out invoices and within a day we’re clear. We receive payment notification, it’s processed, applied to the account—and it’s a done deal. We get a significant number of payments more efficiently and quickly.”



Read more about how this Collections Supervisor uses BillGO Exchange to make her job much easier!

Momentum Makers: A Gamechanger for Payments Processing As a Collections Supervisor for one of the nation’s largest accounting firms, this professional is responsible for overseeing all bill payments in collections--no small feat. Here they share how working with BillGO helps make their job easier.

Most of today’s consumers are managing and paying their bills direct with the biller, which on average is 12 bills per month. Meanwhile, more than half of Americans live paycheck to paycheck and don’t have their bills on autopay.

“They are literally managing their cash flow on a daily basis, and then prioritizing when bills need to be paid, and then how they're going to pay those. And, you know, frankly, the FIs just have not updated that experience and made it easy for the consumer to manage and pay their bills,” said Ken Salazar, BillGO's CRO.

Providing a modernized bill pay experience is just one of the topics explored by Ken from a recent webinar with FinTech Masala and Bankable FinTech.

Learn more about how FIs can set up successful partnerships with fintech companies to stay in step with consumers in our latest OnTheGO blog:

https://www.billgo.com/blog/how-fis-and-fintechs-can-collaborate-to-create-a-better-customer-experience

Even though financial health improved during the pandemic, the gap between men and women widened.

According to new research by the Financial Health Network, women are more likely than men to say that their financial situation is worse now than it was prior to the pandemic (28% versus 23%).

Four reasons driving the financial gap between men and women:
1. Income disparities persist
2. Women are more likely to surrender salaries due to children
3. Women have higher burdens of debt
4. Women have lack of retirement savings

Read the full post in the OnTheGO blog: https://www.billgo.com/blog/women-finance