TECH CRUNCH - Score, the dating app for people with good to excellent credit, shut down in early August. Score was supposed to be a pop-up app that lasted 90 days, back in February. However, it received so much user interest that the parent company, Neon Money Club, decided to keep it open for six months. In that time, it attracted 18K users and made 8K matches. According to co-founder Luke Bailey, the app highlighted economic gender disparities, noting millennial men had an 11% higher average credit score than women due to educational costs.
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Score, the Dating App for People With Good to Excellent Credit, Quietly Shuts Down
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Dating App Score Is Matching Users Through Credit Scores
FINANCIAL TIMES - Score is a new dating app launching in the US that matches users based on their credit scores. To join, individuals must pass an Equifax credit check, with only scores above 675 accepted. The app doesn't display exact credit scores but ensures all users meet this financial criterion. Rejected applicants receive tips to improve their credit. Score aims to promote financial stability as a key factor in dating, reflecting a trend among younger generations who value financial responsibility in potential partners.
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