Subservicer LoanCare launched a new app geared towards simplifying how homeowners manage their mortgages.
My LoanCare Go is part of the company’s goal to push loan management into the modern age, with everything designed to be used on mobile.
“We are excited about the launch of the My LoanCare Go mobile app, as it is always LoanCare’s goal to provide our customers with a seamless user experience that offers robust features and personalized convenience,” said Dave Worrall, President of LoanCare.
Users can access all of their loan details in one place, and do everything from making secure payments to tracking loan finances. Tax, escrow, insurance, autopay, and statement information are all available.
The app uses biometric authentication with facial recognition…
Subservicer LoanCare has redesigned the website powered by its propriety software to be simpler and more consumer-focused.
The new myloancare.com has been engineered for quick interactions and self-service options ideal for easy interaction with homeowners. The company’s ultimate goal is to simplify the user experience.
“Our vision to make the mortgage journey straightforward for homeowners to navigate and lenders to manage continues to fuel our innovation,” said Dave Worrall, LoanCare president.
“This proprietary mortgage management platform was built with analytical insight, authoritative market research, and client collaboration. It is the latest demonstration of LoanCare’s commitment to providing an exceptional digital experience for our clients and homeowners.”
New features include easy communication with homeowners through their preferred method (text, email, or…
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