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If you’re having trouble making mortgage payments or are becoming overwhelmed with debt, the AAA Fair Credit Foundation will help you get back on your feet. We offer various credit counseling and debt management programs to teach you self-reliance and how to achieve financial stability. For all financial matters from buying your first home to foreclosure intervention, we’re here to give you the guidance you need to keep your finances in order.
Call the AAA Fair Credit Foundation at (877) 436-8088 to schedule your free financial assessment today!
We believe that financial knowledge is power, which is why we offer free financial education to our clients. Through budget and lifestyle counseling as well as credit counseling and debt management programs, we’ll give you the tools you need to achieve financial health. Call us at (877) 436-8088
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About Us
AAA Fair Credit Foundation (FCF), founded in 1997, is an accredited multi-service 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose purpose is to promote economic self-reliance and financial stability for individuals, families and communities. FCF provides free confidential financial counseling, bankruptcy and foreclosure prevention counseling, debt management relief programs, credit building education, homebuyer education, IDA matched savings accounts, money management training and access to mainstream financial services. FCF is the home of the Utah Individual Development Account Network which provides matched savings accounts to qualified participants who receive a $3 match toward every $1 (up to $1500) they save when this money is used toward the purchase of a first home, college/vocational education, small business development, or assistive technology.
Our programs and services empower individuals and families to avoid bankruptcy and foreclosure, make informed financial decisions, reach goals of homeownership, increase savings efforts, and create economic opportunities for low-income working families to purchase a productive asset such as saving for college, purchasing first homes, starting small businesses, or acquiring assistive technology devices to increase earning potential.