DES MOINES, Iowa– Curql Collective has announced that Spave, which offers an app that enables CU members to automatically and effortlessly set funds aside for savings and to support their favorite charities, has joined its “fintech ecosystem.”
Curql Collective is a CUSO that makes venture capital investments in various companies on behalf of credit unions.
In addition to the services listed above, the Spave app also lets users track and analyze purchases, set financial goals, and access tips for improving financial health.
“Credit unions can deepen relationships by offering donation matches and forging community partnerships,” according to the organization.
“As a Reseda Group portfolio company, Spave seeks strategic partnerships that share our interests in strengthening and empowering the credit union industry,” Spave founder and CEO Susan Langer said. “Curql Collective aligns perfectly, helping us to reach even further with our one-of-a-kind giving and saving technology. Together, more people will achieve their goals and fulfill their purpose.”
‘Positive Feedback’
Added said Nick Evens, Curql Collective CEO & president, “Spave offers a meaningful way for credit unions to support their members’ interests and strengthen the community. Their solution has already received positive feedback and strong interest from Curql Collective owners and subscribers.”
For info: www.curql.com.
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