GetSmart, Burlingame, Calif., has announced the addition of three mortgage lenders to its online borrower's marketplace.Through GetSmart's MortgageFinder, consumers can now apply for loans from Bank One, Crestar, and Norwest Mortgage. The company said it offers one-stop shopping for home and debt consolidation loans, as well as credit card, auto, student, and small business loans. "GetSmart is an easy way for consumers and business owners to shop and compare financing products," said GetSmart CEO Bill Fisher. GetSmart's website address is http://www.getsmart.com.
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