Agency - AAA Fair Credit Foundation

AAA Fair Credit Foundation

Last updated on January 30, 2012

AAA Fair Credit Foundation (FCF) is an award-winning, HUD-certified financial education and credit counseling agency. FCF helps financially-distressed individuals and couples move from crisisy offering personal confidential financial counseling, educational initiatives promoting financial literacy, debt management services, housing counseling services and asset-building programs. FCF collaborates with diverse partners at the national, state and local level in its efforts to create financial stability. FCF has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau of Utah.

Description:
Our programs and services empower debt-distressed individuals and couples to avoid bankruptcy, make informed spending decisions, increase savings, and reach goals of homeownership, operating a business, funding college education, saving for retirement and more. The IDA program is an Individual Development Assistance Program designed to help provide low to moderate income individuals and families with the opportunity, incentive, and institutional support necessary for them to save for and acquire productive assets that promise a higher income, new wealth and self-sufficiency.
Our seminars help consumers address immediate financial needs and build long-term financial planning skills. By helping families improve their financial literacy skills and develop financial goals, we strengthen our community by promoting economic opportunity.
For Spanish calls, our toll free number is (800)341-5977.

Contact people:

Preston Cochrane, President, (phone), (email) Jennifer Rohn, Special Projects Manager, (phone), (email) Martha Wunderli, IDA Coordinator, (phone), (email)

Office fax number: (801) 364-8885

Address:

230 West 200 South, Suite 3104 Salt Lake City, UT 84101 (See a map)

Web Site: http://www.faircredit.org

Directions:

Public parking available South of building entrance.   Nearest Bus Stop: Downtown SL Post Office, 1 min minute walk

Last updated on January 30, 2012