If you are one of the people who like ThinkCash, no information FORT WORTH, Texas, June 28, 2010 – That was a very popular ThinkCash Inc. today announced its name was changed to Think Finance. The aims and objectives with this name change to reflect the Company’s strategic vision to develop the next generation of financial products that help people manage daily living expenses, making it easier in all affairs and activities.
“It’s certainly a change to our new name reflects our continued expansion into next-generation products finance. There are so many complaints from several people we listen to 60 million consumers whose needs are not met by traditional banking products and less satisfying. Actually, the purpose of People It was so nice to help manage the cost of everyday life, but demand ease, speed, ease of use, and transparency. Our latest product, elastic (http://www.elastic.com), rest assured it can provide consumers with convenient and ease, with flexible access to credit and lower cost alternative to traditional checking account, “said CEO Ken Rees Think Financial.
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That is very appropriate for everyone Think Finance is dedicated to providing banking for Rest of Us (TM). Our next generation of financial products provides enhanced comfort, transparency, and value to millions of consumers whose needs are not met by the current banking products. We allow banks to serve these customers profitable and responsible with providing complete technology, risk management and marketing platform. Think Financial newest product, elastic, helping customers manage the cost of everyday living by providing flexible credit and alternative lower-cost traditional checking account.
Founded in 2001, Think Financial has served more than 1 million subscribers. The company is private and is supported by some of the most respected companies in the Silicon Valley venture capital, including Sequoia Capital and Technology Crossover Partners. Learn more at www.ThinkFinance.com.
Media Inquiries: Liz Brady, ICR, Inc. for Think Finance, 646-277-1226, liz.brady @ icrinc.com
