NAE/NWAN Becomes An Approved Provider On The Zero Plan®
STRONGSVILLE, Ohio, Aug. 2, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- NAE/NWAN and Universal Lenders LLC, creator of The Zero Plan®, announce today that they will be working together to offer financing solutions to auto dealers. This partnership will allow dealers to provide their customers who purchase NAE/ NWAN Vehicle Service Contracts and other cancellable Ancillary products, with premium financing through The Zero Plan®.
Jeff Jacobs, President of Universal Lenders LLC said, "The team at Universal Lenders is excited to be partnering with NAE/NWAN whom we recognize as a leader in our industry. The Zero Plan® will offer NAE/NWAN's dealer clients a powerful closing tool, that is also the most dealer-friendly in the industry. Our goal is to drive incremental sales for both NAE/NWAN and their dealers."
For more information contact Philip Rosenberg at (844) 549-2620.
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