April 16, 2020

The EarnIn Community Talks to ABC News

The Earnin Community Talks to ABC News
Today ABC News posted a story about EarnIn. But rather than starting the story with an overview of the industry or a look at the competitive landscape, ABC started by talking to our community. They spoke with two women who are not only using the EarnIn app, but who are working to support their loved ones and their communities.
Community is at the core of the EarnIn app and its business model. When we set out to change the financial playing field seven years ago, we knew we wanted to do things differently. We wanted to make the people who use the app the center of everything — from what we build to how much people pay for the product.
Reading this story today, it’s clear we’ve succeeded in starting an important movement. We’re empowering our community to be their best, support each other, and get through this crisis together. As we move forward, we’ll be there to help our community rebuild.
Stay safe everyone.

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