GREEN BAY, Wis.—Fox Communities Credit Union said it is partnering with CURevl to offer the company’s Colleging suite of education finance products.
The products are designed to help members save money on their education expenses and make the process of financing their education more affordable and convenient, CURevl stated.
“Colleging is excited to launch Fox Communities Credit Unions' new education finance products,” said Tim Kulesha, COO at Colleging. “Owning our technology and having an experienced team makes it quick and easy to launch new products aimed at bringing new members to the credit union.”
“We are very excited to partner with the experienced team at Colleging to offer student lending to our members,” said Steve Gineris, vice president of retail lending services & sales of Fox Communities Credit Union. “It is invigorating to have Colleging to ensure our members receive the finest experience.”
‘Flexibility’ Cited
“Owning our own technology gives us the flexibility to offer everything from fully outsourced to remote licensing and more,” CURevl said, adding Colleging offers program templates, most programs are implemented in under 45 days, and most clients report it takes less than 10 hours a month to administer the program.
For more information, visit colleging.com.
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