There is a new private dating app available for folks who have rather good credit scores.
It was Valentine's Day in 2024 when Neon Money Club released a dating app that focused on personal finances as its primary topic of conversation. Users were required to have a credit score of at least 675 in order to gain access to the Score app, which was only available for a period of ninety days. The app functioned in a manner that was comparable to Tinder. For the purpose of addressing the problem, those individuals who had low credit scores were directed to services and partners. The effort was spurred by research that revealed that financial troubles are a contributing factor in 38 percent of divorces. The purpose of the initiative was to bring attention to the significance of financial compatibility and transparency when it comes to the process of establishing a relationship. United States of America is the location of Neon Money Club's headquarters.
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