Consumers with low or no credit can find it quite difficult to get approved for new bank products like credit cards, so the 'Rebl' charge card has been created to offer them an alternative solution.
Approving credit based on income and expenses, the credit card works by providing consumers with a low approval that suits their 30 day needs. This will then increase based on their needs to keep up with their expenses, which is achieved thanks to a transparency-focused financial profile that allows the company to make credit decisions in far less time than traditional credit companies.
The 'Rebl' charge card speaks to the growing needs of consumers who might have damaged or zero credit to help them the financial products they need in an expedited manner.
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The 'Rebl' Charge Card is Approved Based on Income and Expenses
Trend Themes
1. Alternative Credit Solutions - There is a trend towards offering credit solutions for consumers with low or no credit, such as the 'Rebl' charge card.
2. Income and Expense-based Approval - There is a trend towards approving credit cards based on income and expenses rather than traditional credit scores.
3. Transparency-focused Financial Profiles - There is a trend towards using transparency-focused financial profiles to make credit decisions in less time.
Industry Implications
1. Fintech - The fintech industry can disrupt traditional credit card companies by offering alternative credit solutions based on income and expenses.
2. Credit Card Issuers - Credit card issuers can disrupt the market by adopting the trend of income and expense-based approval for credit cards.
3. Credit Reporting Agencies - Credit reporting agencies can benefit from the trend of transparency-focused financial profiles by providing services that help consumers build a positive financial profile.