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Made Card and Multiply Mortgage Partner to Redefine Homeownership

Two years after utilizing Multiply Mortgage to finance his own home, Made Card co-founder Alex Song is formalizing a partnership between his credit card startup and the mortgage provider to support homeowners long after they receive their keys.

Made Card and Multiply Mortgage Partner to Redefine Homeownership
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The collaboration aims to bridge the gap between initial home financing and the subsequent financial demands of property ownership. Multiply Mortgage, which operates as a workplace benefit for employees across 1,200 companies, provides rate discounts and concierge support during the home-buying process. Made Card enters the cycle post-closing, offering users a credit product designed to turn recurring maintenance, utility, and repair costs into measurable financial returns.

Under this new agreement, customers who finance their homes through Multiply will gain access to exclusive perks, including sign-on bonuses applicable to closing costs and elevated cashback rates on essential home expenses. Michael White, CEO of Multiply Mortgage, noted that the partnership addresses the often-overlooked reality of homeownership costs by integrating financial support directly into the user's daily spending habits. For Made Card, the move represents an attempt to capture a specific consumer category—the new homeowner—by embedding their product into the most significant financial transaction most individuals ever undertake.

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