Summit Financial Education

4800 E Flower Street, 85712, Tucson, United States
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4.75
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Summit Financial Education

Summit Financial Education is a non-profit corporation providing comprehensive credit counseling and personal financial management education services to people in financial distress and those going through bankruptcy. We deliver reliable and cost-effective services that enable individuals to regain a sense of financial well-being. Summit Financial Education is approved* by the United States Trustees to provide both pre-filing credit counseling and post-filing debtor education services.

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customer Maggie
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Cash grab by this company that very… Cash grab by this company that very clearly paid off politicians to earn money off of people declaring bankruptcy. Literally all she did was go over all the debts we know that we had. Waste of time, completely ridiculous. Enjoy my $15

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Margaret Reynolds
GB

The communication was clear and direct The communication was clear and direct. It was better than straggling on the computer, it was easy when someone assisting. I will definitely do part two over the phone again.

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GB

they just made a super stressful time a… they just made a super stressful time a lot easier for me.I would recommend.It was easy and helpful to me.Thank you

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Jeff Kloss
GB

Low Stress At such an obviously stressful time in my life, Summit made the process easy and painless. I couldn't have asked for better service.

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GB

The course was very informative, but credit counselors are sub par The course was very informative. The credit counselor was an idiot, though. I explained to her I entered incorrect information in the course and tried to correct it, but it would not delete it completely. She just kept repeating herself about how I can't enter in information if it's incorrect. Duh! After several circles in conversation, she then slammed her hand on her desk so loud my husband and I could hear it over the phone. I just finally said "okay" because she couldn't seem to grasp that I understood the issue, and had tried to remedy it, but was unable to. Hire smarter people that have better skills in communication!

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