Pennsylvania First Financial Provides Credit Repair – FREE During COVID-19.
Apr 9, 2020
Pennsylvania First Financial Rocks Financial Industry By Providing Credit Repair And Financial Forecasting For Future Planning For FREE During COVID-19 Epidemic.
Casper, United States - April 9, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Pennsylvania First Financial out of Philadelphia Pennsylvania is shaking up the financial industry by offering free credit repair services for free during the month of April during the current COVID-19 epidemic.
They are releasing their all inclusive financial service which will focus on Rapid Credit Repair and full Financial Forecasting with emphasis on educating clients which launched on April, 1st 2020.
If you spend some time researching credit repair companies, you will notice they are currently charging $150 plus for their standard first work fee plus a monthly fee. This usually does not include any sort of financial analysis or future planning.
Where competitors are continuing to charge monthly fees plus their standard first work fee, for the month of April, we are offering our Rapid Credit Repair Services for FREE. They’re also including a full financial analysis with forecasting to help you prepare for the future.
“We want to focus on truly providing exponential service with a tailored experience for our clients during this time of need with the current COVID-19 epidemic.” says Brianna Trader, Owner of Pennsylvania First Financial.
“We’re doing things differently because right now, there is a need in our community that is not currently being filled. Consumers are now more than ever in need of loans and financial relief due to this COVID-19 pandemic.” she adds.
When asked how their service will be different from what’s currently being offered, she replied “this is going to benefit our clients because our mission is to provide our clients with the help and the financial education they need to not only repair their credit but to make wise financial decisions for their future. We’re also offering employment opportunities to add income into the household and even paying for state licensing and exams. We’re just different in that perspective.”.
The business has been around long enough and it seems they know what it takes to provide exponential service.
“Our mission is to help as many people as we possibly can during this time. While most Credit Repair companies are continuing to charge their customers during this time, we’re going to offer a different approach.” she continues.
Their services will not only provide rapid credit restoration at no cost for the month of April but, they are also providing clients with a full financial analysis which will show critical information while educating on creating savings, emergency funds, investing, retirement, life insurance and generational wealth well after the breadwinner passes away.
You can contact Pennsylvania First Financial at the contact information below to take advantage of this amazing offer and to inquire about employment opportunities below.
Contact Information:
Pennsylvania First Financial
5830 2ND ST
CASPER, WY 82609
Phone: 215-278-6025
Contact Info:
Name: Brianna Trader
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Organization: Pennsylvania First Financial
Address: 5830 East 2nd Street, Casper, Wyoming 82609, United States
Phone: +1-215-278-6025
Website: http://www.pafirstfinancial.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88952975
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