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April 2016
Top 5 ways to make your credit great again
So you’ve found yourself in the position of having not so great credit. Well here are my top 5 ways to make your credit great again. One thing you need to realize is repairing your credit will take time and a lot of patience. Personal finance columnist and author of Your Credit Score, Your Money [...]
Top 5 ways to make your credit great again
So you’ve found yourself in the position of having not so great credit. Well here are my top 5 ways to make your credit great again. One thing you need to realize is repairing your credit will take time and a lot of patience. Personal finance columnist and author of Your Credit Score, Your Money [...]
March 2016
Don’t Be Foolish This April Fool’s Day
With April, comes one of the best days, April Fool’s Day. On this day it is okay to be a “fool.” It's also a day where jokesters have a lot of fun and cause a good bit of mischief. But one area where you don't want to be a fool? Your credit. So don’t be a fool [...]
February 2016
DIY Credit Repair: Do You Really Need a Professional?
Do you really need a professional to assist you with credit repair? The answer: it depends. It depends on your goals. It depends on your income. It depends on how much of your credit needs repairing. Most of all, it depends on you. Repairing your credit on your own is entirely possible. So is repairing [...]
November 2014
NCF's Tuesday Tidbits
National Credit Federation Rescues You! “Sometimes your best efforts tend to fall short in life and you need additional help, that's where Monique Martin & National Credit Federation rescue you. They are always there for support, advice and guidance. They have truly become my sounding board and I am truly grateful. We could not be [...]
NCF's Tuesday Tidbits
They Got Their Dream Home! Why We Vote When We Do. Why November? Most Americans made their living from agriculture in 1845 and Congress felt that November was the most convenient month for farmers and citizens living in rural areas to get to the polls. Preparing fields and planting crops consumed lots of the public's [...]
June 2011
Michael Gerber and Herschel Bentley discuss Credit Repair the National Credit Federation way
Herschel Bentley Executive Director of National Credit Federation was just seen on TV!!! Fox, CBS, NBC and ABC affiliates just aired an interview by Michael Gerber, the author of the E-Myth. The segment was shot at film studios in Orlando and I had a great time. Michael Gerber is not only an internationally acclaimed author [...]
May 2011
DR Horton partners with NCF!
America’s largest home builder DR Horton has choosen National Credit Federation as it’s go to credit repair company! I have been in Houston, TX the last few days with one of our Regional Directors Dan Fries, who laid the ground work for this relationship, along with several other NCF consultants. You see DR Horton having partnered with Bank of America as it’s go to mortgage lender knew that many people could not buy their dream home or for that matter their first home due to their credit scores. As Alfredo Rodriquez, the Director of “My New Home” a pilot program of DR Horton designed to put more people into a home of their own, explained to me… they needed the best credit repair company they could find and their search ended with an agreement to have National Credit Federation as it’s sole source for those with credit challenges. His biggest reason was… […]
April 2011
National Credit Federation is in the News!
Herschel Bentley, the Executive Director of National Credit Federation, the attorney assisted credit repair services company has been profiled in USA Today, CNBC, CBS Money Watch, Yahoo Finance and several other major news outlets including the Miami Herald, Boston Globe and San Francisco Chronicle in the last few days. A total of 22 newspapers have [...]
February 2011
Is TU stepping up?
The last couple of days has been very interesting. I have been contacted by the guys at TU, and by guys I mean the President and the COO, who seemed to be interested about working with us in a more constructive fashion. They wanted to discuss how we could work together to streamline the process and cut costs for both of us. My first reaction was … […]