SMART Payment Plan Now SMARTPAY
Also simplifies web address in effort to add to its ease of use.
SMARTPAY founder and CEO David Engelman says the company has been a 'leader in allowing Americans to match lower and easier loan and bill payments to their paydays.'
IMAGE: SMARTPAY
Celebrating 20 years of service this year, SMART Payment Plan has changed its name to SMARTPAY and simplified its web address. The new website is www.smartpay.com. The changes reflect SMART's commitment to keeping things simple and easy and providing exceptional service to its customers, dealers and agents.
"We have been the industry leader in allowing Americans to match lower and easier loan and bill payments to their paydays for 20 years. A growing problem for Americans is the affordability of car and home payments," said CEO and Founder David Engelman.
Even before the recent inflation and challenging economy, a government study showed that the misalignment of bill due dates and paydays was a problem for Americans.
"With car and home payments, interest rates and negative equity at all all-time highs, our service is more important than ever," Engelman said.
SMARTPAY allows Americans to match lower and easier bill payments to their paydays for automotive, home and school loans, credit cards and other monthly bills. SMARTPAY makes living paycheck to paycheck easier, simplifies budgeting, pays down loans faster, and eliminates bill payment hassles. Visit www.smartpay.com or call 888-887-6278 to learn more.
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