Splitero and the Los Angeles Chargers Announce Partnership to Empower Homeowners
Splitero Named an Official Home Equity Partner of the Los Angeles Chargers, Bringing Financial Education and Equity Access to Fans and Southern California Homeowners
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Splitero, the financial technology company that provides homeowners better options to access their home equity, today announced a multi-year partnership with the Los Angeles Chargers. This partnership marks a major step in Splitero’s mission to support financial wellness through innovative home equity solutions.
With this partnership, Splitero becomes an Official Home Equity Partner of the Los Angeles Chargers opening the Chargers Content House Built by Splitero at The Bolt, the team’s state-of-the-art training facility and headquarters. In addition, Splitero will also launch a comprehensive brand presence throughout SoFi Stadium – home of the Chargers – to increase awareness and education around home equity options, especially in their home state.
“This partnership with the Chargers gives us an incredible opportunity to reach more homeowners who need access to their home equity. We’re proud to stand alongside an iconic team that shares our commitment to empowering local communities,” said Michael Gifford, CEO and co-founder of Splitero. “Our home is Southern California, and we know how important it is to help families have the tools they need to better their lives.”
Southern California remains one of the most equity-rich housing markets in the country, but many homeowners are unaware of their options to access that equity without taking on additional monthly payments. According to data from the ICE Mortgage Monitor August 2025 report, homeowners entered Q3 2025 with a staggering $11.6 trillion in accessible home equity, a powerful tool that many don’t realize they can use to help deal with rising financial pressures.
Through this partnership, Splitero is proud to sponsor and contribute to the Chargers Content House, enabling original content, including:
- Chargers Weekly Podcast Presented by Splitero – An ongoing podcast with guest appearances from players, coaches, and executives about what to expect from the team, recorded in the Chargers Content House Built by Splitero, hosted by Bolts radio play-by-play announcer Matt “Money” Smith and KCAL sports anchor and reporter Chris Hayre.
- The Breakdown – An in-depth look into the strategy behind the Chargers best moments on the field, hosted by Chargers YouTube Contributor Brett Kollman.
- A custom content series, geared at highlighting the stories, personalities, and equity of players and fans alike
“We’re excited to welcome Splitero to the family as an Official Home Equity Partner of the Los Angeles Chargers,” said Corey Norkin, Chargers Chief Partnership Officer. “Through the launch of the Chargers Content House Built by Splitero, not only has Splitero created a new way to generate awareness for their array of innovative resources available to homeowners across Southern California, they’ve also helped further the Chargers’ mission of creating dynamic content that connects authentically with our fans. It’s a true win-win for everyone involved, both on the field and off.”
Fans will also be able to find Splitero branding and messaging across SoFi Stadium on LED ribbon boards, endzone LED boards, wing ads, replay wipes, digital signage pylons as they enter the stadium, and entry kiosks. Splitero will also appear on the videoboard as a sponsor for “In the House,” a celebrity spotlight feature, and the Bolts pregame segment “Keys to the Game.”
For a chance to see Splitero’s partnership with the Chargers in action at SoFi Stadium, visit Chargers.com/Tickets. To learn more about Splitero and to get your free cash estimate, visit splitero.com/chargers.
About Splitero
Splitero is a financial technology company that provides homeowners better options to access their home equity with no monthly payments. Founded by real estate veterans, Splitero provides a lump sum of cash in exchange for a share of the home’s future value. Splitero can help homeowners in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Nevada, New Jersey, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, and Washington access their equity with no additional monthly payments. For more information, visit www.splitero.com.
About the Los Angeles Chargers
Now in their 66th season in Southern California, the Chargers continue to stretch the imagination and put on the most exciting show in football. But don’t let the idyllic West Coast setting and iconic powder blue uniforms – widely regarded as the NFL’s best – fool you. Behind the dramatic games, unforgettable highlights, beloved players and groundbreaking performances lies an uncompromising drive for success; one rooted in toughness, resilience and good old-fashioned hard work. Established in Los Angeles in 1960 as a charter member of the American Football League, the team played in San Diego from 1961 to 2016 and advanced to five of the first six AFL Championship games, capturing the 1963 title. Joining the National Football League when the two leagues merged in 1970, the Chargers have since claimed an additional 10 division titles and appeared in Super Bowl XXIX. Owned by the Spanos family since 1984, the Chargers returned to Los Angeles in 2017, opened their multi-billion-dollar SoFi Stadium home in 2020, moved into their new quarter-billion-dollar El Segundo training facility in the heart of Los Angeles’ South Bay in 2024 and continue to redefine what an NFL franchise looks like in the 21st century. Learn more at www.chargers.com and follow us on Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.
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