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Better.com (BETR) announced that Keith Soura, VP of Engineering, was named a 2025 HousingWire Tech Trendsetter for leading AI-powered mortgage technology innovation. Soura oversees Tinman®, Better’s decision engine and lending platform, and Betsy™, a voice-based AI loan assistant.

The company reports automation of up to 70% of mortgage origination, loan manufacturing cost and cycle-time reductions of over 35%, and Betsy™ handling 127,000 monthly interactions with an 80% self-resolution rate. Better has begun selling its modular, API-driven platform to lenders and brokers, and a NEO Home Loans integration produced a 77% YoY loan volume increase within 90 days.

Better Home & Finance Holding Company (NASDAQ: BETR) will announce its third quarter 2025 results before market open on Thursday, November 13, 2025.

The company will host a live video conference call and webcast on November 13, 2025 at 8:30 a.m. ET. Investors are asked to join the webcast at least 10 minutes early. Registration and live access details are available on the company’s investor relations site at investors.better.com and via the provided attendee link. A replay will be posted on the investor relations website shortly after the call ends on November 13, 2025.

Better (NASDAQ: BETR) won Bronze in the Lending category for Banking at the inaugural 2025 Money Awards, a global fintech benchmark with entries from 40+ countries. The jury cited Better's vision, execution, and impact in redefining banking.

Key technology highlights include the Tinman AI Platform (LOS, POS, pricing engine) and Betsy, a voice-based AI loan assistant handling over 127,000+ monthly interactions, resolving 80% instantly and cutting response times from hours to seconds. Winners will be featured in the Money Awards Winners Report and showcased at Money20/20 USA in Las Vegas.

Better (NASDAQ: BETR) on October 21, 2025 launched a Wholesale HELOC and Closed End Second (CES) lending platform powered by Tinman® AI, offering a single digital application for variable and fixed loans sized $50,000–$500,000. The platform combines an AI underwriting engine with human underwriting handoffs, aims for faster approvals and pricing flexibility, and supports 12- and 24-month bank-statement approvals for small business owners.

Better cited prior originations of $1B+ in HELOCs and $110B+ in mortgages and said it signed 10 mortgage broker partners. One Day HELOC eligible borrowers can close in as little as one day with funding in about five days.

Better.com (NASDAQ: BETR) announced a partnership with Finance of America to deliver HELOCs and HELOANs through Better.com’s Tinman® AI Platform, expanding Finance of America’s home equity product suite for homeowners 55+. Finance of America, which funded over $25 billion in reverse mortgage loans in the last decade, will use Tinman® to originate home equity lines and loans without building new systems. The platform offers a 24/7 digital application, voice assistant Betsy™, and capability to close and fund products in just a few days. Finance of America will also act as Better’s origination partner for reverse mortgages, including HECM and HomeSafe™ options.

NEO Home Loans (NYSE:BETR) announced that mortgage veteran Jim Juergens joined as Branch Leader, Distributed Retail on October 7, 2025. Juergens closed $43 million in production and 91 loans last year and will operate from the northwest Dallas–Fort Worth area. The move aligns Juergens with NEO’s model emphasizing full P&L transparency, entrepreneurial freedom, and an advisory approach to mortgage lending. His role focuses on expanding NEO’s Texas presence and mentoring loan advisors to prioritize long-term client value.

Better (NASDAQ: BETR) announced that Leah Price, vice president of the Tinman® AI Platform, was named one of Mortgage Banker’s Most Powerful Women in Mortgage Banking 2025. Price was recognized for leading the Tinman AI Platform, driving AI-driven efficiencies that reduce costs, accelerate loan closings, and broaden access to mortgage technology for lenders and brokers.

Her background includes leadership roles at the FHFA, where she led the Office of Financial Technology and organized the first federal TechSprint on Generative AI, and work at Fannie Mae and Figure Technologies. Better highlighted her role in advancing responsible AI and partner solutions.

Better.com (NASDAQ: BETR) has launched an innovative AI-driven Bank Statement HELOC program targeting the 36.2 million self-employed Americans and small business owners who traditionally struggle with HELOC approvals. The new program accepts bank statements instead of traditional W2s or tax returns for income verification.

Powered by Better's Tinman® AI platform, the program can provide instant underwriting decisions using 12 or 24 months of personal or business bank statements. The company reported that its HELOC customers consolidated $193 million in high-interest debt in Q2 2025, achieving average monthly savings of $1,120. Better's HELOC business has grown 150% year-over-year, with HELOCs averaging around 8% interest compared to credit card rates of 27%.

The program streamlines approvals for loans up to $400,000 without requiring physical appraisals, potentially capturing an additional $600 million in previously denied applications.

NEO Home Loans powered by Better (NYSE:BETR) has announced the addition of experienced brokers Daryn Fillis and Erik Gascho to their team. The brokers chose NEO over traditional broker models, citing advantages such as true pricing transparency, expanded loan options including Non-QM products, operational control with technology support, and a collaborative partnership model.

Both brokers emphasized that NEO delivers on promises often made but unfulfilled in the traditional broker channel, particularly regarding client service flexibility and business growth support. According to Ryan Grant, President of NEO Home Loans powered by Better, the company aims to provide advisors with both independence and resources to scale their businesses without compromise.