USEA Hires Account Manager to Oversee Biweekly Loans
Billy Jackson has joined US Equity Advantage as a regional account manager. He will be responsible for servicing the company’s biweekly loan program with dealership partners across multiple states.
ORLANDO, Fla. — Billy Jackson has joined US Equity Advantage (USEA) as a regional account manager. He is responsible for servicing the company’s biweekly loan program for dealership partners in Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.
Jackson has a decade of F&I experience. Most recently, he directed the F&I departments at some of the largest Ford, Chevrolet and Dodge dealerships in Oklahoma, where he gained experience selling and managing biweekly loan programs.
“Directing the F&I departments at some of Oklahoma’s largest auto dealerships, I saw first-hand the win-win benefits of biweekly payment plan programs,” said Jackson. “Customers saved money on interest charges and could afford more car or products without increasing their monthly loan payment, while the dealerships were able to increase their product indexes.”
His career also includes managing a loan servicing team for a Fortune 500 auto finance company and working as an outside sales consultant for express service for Nissan and Infiniti dealerships in the south central U.S.
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