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Prosperity Home Mortgage Teams With Foyer On Homebuyer Savings Platform

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Fintech platform Foyer on Thursday announced a national partnership with Prosperity Home Mortgage that aims to support consumers earlier in the homebuying process — particularly those saving for a down payment.

Under the partnership, Prosperity Home Mortgage, a full-service mortgage lender, will make Foyer’s homebuyer preparation tools available to prospective borrowers as an added resource. The platform is designed for consumers who may be six months or more away from purchasing a home. It provides guided savings tools, personalized education and credit-focused resources intended to improve purchase readiness.

The companies said the initiative addresses one of the most common barriers for first-time homebuyers: accumulating funds for a down payment. Eligible consumers may also have access to a savings-match feature intended to help accelerate progress toward a down payment goal.

In addition to savings support, the platform offers credit education and access to live advisers to help consumers make informed financial decisions.

“The path to homeownership is no longer linear and it certainly doesn’t start at pre-approval,” Landy Liu, founder of Foyer, said in a statement. “This partnership with Prosperity reflects a shared belief that the industry needs to support buyers earlier.”

Prosperity said the partnership aligns with its broader efforts to expand access to homeownership, particularly for first-time buyers.

“At Prosperity, we believe responsible access to homeownership starts with preparation,” said Justin Messer, president and CEO of Prosperity Home Mortgage. He said the collaboration expands the resources available to help prospective buyers build savings habits and strengthen financial readiness over time.

The companies said the national rollout of the partnership is underway, with consumers across the U.S. gaining access to Foyer’s platform as part of early-stage homeownership planning.