Brenda Robinson

Born a raised in Newark NJ in the '60s attended school in Newark and Hillside Nj Attend business school Worked for the state for years and Ryder truck rental 2 in 86 found my career in Accounting Automotive world in the Accountant dept was a part of that world for 25 years ……. Presently residing in Bethlehem Pa for the last 3 years I am an active member of Leigh Valley Training Center Formal known as Elshaddi of Bethlehem Church Love being apart of the pray team and Moms in Prayer of Bethlehem WAS Married had 5 children and Now Have 15 grandchildren Since entering the financial services industry, Brenda Robinson is providing the finest service and financial advice to her clients. She holds the title of Sales Director with United Credit and Financial Education Services and continues her career-related education to stay on the cutting edge of industry developments. Her focus is on building long-term relationships with extended families, providing as much or as little help as is desired. Brenda combines professional dedication and personal commitment to offer creative planning in the context of a personal, caring relationship. Brenda focuses on recommendations and technical assistance designed to help her clients. Her goal is to combine excellence in her work with exceptional individual service on a continuing basis. Brenda Robinson Believes

I believe that when you transform a neighborhood to become a 750 credit score community, check cashers, title lenders, and payday lenders become credit unions and community banks, and liquor stores are transformed into convenient stores and grocery markets. I believe that a community empowered with their own sense of financial dignity asks more good questions, demands better products and services, is more aspirational, and positions themselves as an upwardly mobile emerging market for the future. An empowered community is a community filled with economic opportunity. Inside locations lead our efforts to transform the client-base we serve and the under-served communities we exist within to drive so-called "poor neighborhoods" to become emerging market communities of economic opportunity. This will be done with a focus on creating 700 credit score communities by working closely with our clients and surrounding communities to move average credit scores from the range of 550 to the 650 range. Those with bad credit often find themselves in a debt spiral. Unable to afford to pay off debts, they face high finance charges and difficulty getting work or loans to start businesses or go to school. I have a program that provides Great Services Affordable and Effective