Brenda Robinson

Independent Agent at Financial Education Services (FES)

Financial Adviser at Financial Education Services in Easton, PA

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Over the past 10 years, Financial Education Services has created countless financial programs aiming to satisfy the need for financial security. We’ve covered the spectrum to create pieces for each of part of the financial puzzle. From maximizing your credit potential, protecting your identity, securing your assets to preparing for a stable financial future. At Financial Education Services, we stand behind our services with integrity. The same questions are constantly on our mind: Are our customers happy? How can we improve? What else can we offer to help those wanting to create security over their financial futures? Hearing life changing stories from our customers and representatives continues to remind us the importance of financial education. Whether you’re looking for help within your own financial scenario or are here to explore a limitless business opportunity, your success is within reach at Financial Education Services.

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251 W Kleinhans St. in Easton, PA 18042

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Year started: 2015

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Asked by Alec

What approach should I take when looking for a small loan? What factors do I need to take into consideration before applying?

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Financial Adviser in Easton, PA

Answer Question Here are some of the key questions you should ask before starting an application 1. Is it likely I will qualify for the loan? You're only going to ...

Borrowing Personal Loans & Lines of Credit

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Asked by Owen

How do I lower my student loan payments?

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Answered by Brenda Robinson
Financial Adviser in Easton, PA

One of the most widely available plans is what's known as the income-based repayment (IBR) program, which covers new and older loans. It caps payments to about 15 perc...

Budgeting Borrowing Student Loans

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Asked by Andrea

Looking into refinancing my auto loan. I don't have the best credit since starting over from a bankruptcy. How would I proceed?

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Answered by Brenda Robinson
Financial Adviser in Easton, PA

It depends on who you ask. Some believe that you shouldn’t even try to refinance an auto loan after bankruptcy unless it has been more than 3 years. If it has been ...

Budgeting Automotive Loan

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