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Credit Karma Inc., one of top 10 most valuable financial technology startups, missed its 2017 revenue goal by 14%, according to an internal presentation.
The San Francisco-based company, which offers personal finance tools such as credit monitoring and tax preparation, had an internal goal for 2017 revenue of $790 million, but fell short of that by $108 million, the document shows. Its revenue largely comes from the fees it charges credit-card companies and other lenders for connecting them to its customers. The service is free for consumers.
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