Hi my name is Helon and I live in Katy, Texas and for the past seven years I’ve been a letter carrier. Before I came to National Credit Federation I was getting declined for things.

I tried to apply for a car with my credit union and I was declined due to certain things like having medical bills and a broken lease. It was just crazy and I got really tired of being denied. I met with Harry Bradley and he introduced me to Krista. Working with Krista was an excellent experience.

Now my credit score is excellent and I was able to purchase a home that was $201,000, 100% financing on an FHA loan, I purchased a 2011 Jaguar, I was approved for a Home Depot card, an Exxon credit card, and everything has just been wonderful since I met Krista and joined National Credit Federation. Everything is just wonderful. I know I was in the 500’s but the broken lease was really hurting me as well as the medical bills.

When Krista attacked them, by the third round, we started to get some great results. She was always very honest with me, I didn’t have any problems. I would call her, and if I couldn’t get her right then and there, she would call me back. If I called and she didn’t answer I would email her and sometimes she would email me before she was able to call me back, answering me back in like 10 minutes, and I was like “Wow she’s still working.”

Krista and I cried together, laughed together, and we rejoiced together and she’s an excellent person.

Thank you National Credit Federation for giving me my life back!

-Helon

Katy, TX

Fun Facts About The Super Bowl

By Ruth Manuel-Logan

The Super Bowl is one of the most beloved and hyped up sports events in the world. Football fanatic or not, folks tend to get caught up in all of the hoopla. Here are ten fun facts you may not have known about the Super Bowl!

Gotta love chicken wings! This year, the National Chicken Council predicts that folks will chow down on 1.25 billion of these finger food delights
According to Nielsen, nine out of ten Super Bowl fans prefer to stay put in their very own homes rather than venture out; 17 percent will watch the game at a relative or friend’s residence; 3 percent will get their game groove on at a bar or restaurant, while 15 percent will be tuning into the event via their smartphones
Beer stays steady in the number one spot as the most preferred beverage to chug during the game, followed by soda and carbonated water. Here’s an interesting fact: according to Nielsen, the percentage of consumers who said they were drinking or serving beer fell to 30 percent from 35 percent a year ago.
Domino’s Pizza expects a huge payday this Sunday during the games, as they expect to dish out 11 million slices of pizza to ravenous fans!
Roman numerals are used in the Super Bowl because the football season falls in two calendar years.
Every year, there are 72 footballs used for the Super Bowl. There are more than 700,000 footballs purchased for the NFL each year.
According to the Hass Avocado Board, over Super Bowl weekend, approximately 100 million pounds of guacamole will be eaten. When dipping in the potassium rich concoction, approximately 14,500 tons of chips are chomped on.
The Super Bowl is a feast for sore eyes for many revelers. The event is the second highest day of food consumption after Thanksgiving.
There are more folks who’d rather miss a major life event like the birth of a child, funeral of a loved one, important work function, or the wedding of a close relative or friend than to miss the Super Bowl, according to Coupon Cabin.
The average number of people at a Super Bowl party is 17.
Jerry Rice has the most touchdowns in a Super bowl (8).