Savvy Money
Don’t be surprised by your credit score. Be Savvy.
Savvy Money is an exciting new feature of Passumpsic Connect, your new digital banking experience. It is a credit monitoring tool that provides you access to your credit score and credit report. The best part is, Savvy Money gives you financial insights so you stay tuned in to your credit health by providing real-time updates and alerts about any changes or issues. Savvy Money also offers financial education resources and personalized offers to help you improve your credit and financial well-being.
It’s another way Passumpsic Bank is helping you stay connected to your finances and position you for success in achieving your goals.
Here's a more detailed look at what Savvy Money can do for you:
Credit Score and Report Access
Access your credit score and report, providing a snapshot of your creditworthiness.
Credit Monitoring
Savvy Money monitors credit reports daily and sends email alerts if there are any significant changes, such as new accounts being opened, changes in address or employment, or delinquencies.
Factor Analysis
This tool will help you understand the factors that impact your credit score, empowering you to take proactive steps to improve it.
Personalized Offers
Once you’ve enrolled, you can start paying bills to anyone in the U.S. Choose the amount, date and frequency, and the system does the rest.
Card Management
Receive personalized offers from Passumpsic Bank, tailored to your credit report and needs, to help you save money on loans or other financial products.
Financial Education
Savvy Money offers educational resources and content to help you understand your credit and make informed financial decisions.
Identity Theft Protection
Credit monitoring alerts can help you detect and address potential identity theft incidents.
Dispute Functionality
File a dispute with TransUnion directly through the platform if they find any inaccuracies in their credit report.
Soft Inquiry
Savvy Money's access to your credit file is a "soft inquiry," so it won't negatively impact your credit score.