Abode Money is an American financial-technology company based in Austin, Texas. It provides homeowners with digital tools to manage and lower homeownership costs. The company’s platform uses artificial intelligence to automate property tax appeals and other recurring home expenses such as insurance, utilities, and mortgage costs.

Abode Money offers a suite of AI-driven services designed to help homeowners monitor and reduce recurring housing expenses: * Property Tax Appeals – Helps homeowners save thousands by automating the appeal process through self-service filing or full-service representation. * Utility Switching – Analyzes local utility plans and automates switching to lower cost providers. * Insurance Monitoring – Continuously tracks homeowners insurance premiums and coverage to identify potential savings or better options. * PMI and Mortgage Monitoring – Assesses eligibility for private mortgage insurance removal and improved financing terms.

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