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Quicken Loans spins off Quizzle.com and creates jobs
Thursday, October 15, 2009
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It's hard to keep track of all of Dan Gilbert's businesses. There is of course Quicken Loans and Rock Financial, but there is also Fat Heads and his investment in ePrize. He even owns the Cleveland Cavaliers and is making a play for a casino or two in Ohio. Add Quizzle.com to that list.
The Quicken Loans spin-off gives people tools and information to better manage their homes and money and improve their credit scores online.
"We help them make better decisions about their homes," says Todd Albery, CEO of
Quizzle.com
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The Livonia-based firm is only a few months old and now employs a dozen people and an intern. It now has 250,000 users and has its sights on hitting seven digits within the next year. It also expects to hire another 5-10 people in the same time frame to facilitate this growth.
"We see the company becoming a household name," Albery says. "There is no reason why a person shouldn't have a Quizzle account."
Source: Todd Albery, CEO of Quizzle.com
Writer: Jon Zemke
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