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From Home Furniture 180 - GE Money and Plunkett Home Furnishings announced a new 5-year deal to provide consumer financing services. The Plunkett Home Furnishings card, issued through GE Money’s Sales Finance wing, will be the company’s private label consumer credit program available through the seventy five year-old family-owned business’ 7 locations throughout the Chicagoland and St. Louis areas. The credit program will provide extended financing terms and other benefits, including an easy application process, fast credit decisions and promotions.

“The Plunkett Home Furnishings card will make purchasing furniture and home design pieces easier and more convenient for our customers,” said Dan Plunkett, Exec. Vice President for Plunkett Home Furnishings. “GE Money and Plunkett Home Furnishings share a strong commitment to outstanding customer support and service, which places this partnership in a great position for success.”

“Offering a consumer finance program is a vital part of a business’ growth strategy,” said Jim Seger, vice president of GE Money – Sales Finance’s Home Furnishings industry. “Private label programs provide greater customer loyalty, increased ticket sales and repeat business, as well as reduced transactions costs for the business.”