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Wise F&I
Wise F&I supports a complimentary suite of automotive F&I products marketed primarily through finance and insurance Agents to automotive Dealers and Lenders. Through specialized reporting, branded product programs, or other customized administrative solutions – Wise F&I delivers winning answers for our business partners.
November 8, 2012
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Wise F&I has a long history of success in the automotive finance and insurance space, initially specializing in Guaranteed Asset Protection (GAP) then expanding over the years to now include a full array of F&I products including: Appearance Care Service Contracts, Theft Deterrent Systems, Vehicle Service Contracts, Key Replacement and other ancillary products. Wise F&I branded products are marketed through independent agents to automotive dealers. Additionally, Wise F&I supports private label programs and strategic partnerships with automotive lenders and finance companies on both a national and regional basis. All products are fully compliant and underwritten by an A- rated (or better) insurance carrier.
Earlier this year Wise F&I launched ONWise, an online resource for agents, dealers and lender partners. ONWise offers a contract administration platform providing electronic contract origination, remittance, cancellation quotes and reporting. Not only is ONWise bringing efficiency and accuracy to the contracting process, but through DMS and menu integration, Wise F&I is expanding their reach.
It is Wise F&I’s mission to emphasize program development, regulatory compliance, technological advancement, and operational efficiency in their business approach. With 25 years in the industry, Wise F&I continues to dedicate themselves to building true, lasting partnerships. Wise F&I is the F&I provider of choice.
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