Guidewell Financial's Director of Counseling and Client Services, Nina Heck, was interviewed on managing student loans with Jeff St. Pierre on Maryland Today. First aired May 31, 2015.
Maryland Today featured Guidewell Financial's Emergency Savings Program, a partnership with PNC Bank. Along with host Jeff St. Pierre, interview included Guidewell Financial's Dan Florea and PNC Bank's Lourdes Montes-Greenan. First aired May 24, 2015.
Guidewell Financial's CEO, Jim Godfrey, visits MD Today to discuss our rebrand! Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Maryland and Delaware is now doing business as Guidewell Financial Solutions. This radio interview initially aired on April 26, 2015.
Nina Heck's December, 2014 MD Today interview with Jeff St. Pierre on holiday spending strategies. It aired on Sunday, 12-21, on all three Baltimore iheartRadio.com stations.
An interview Nina Heck recorded with Jeff St. Pierre at iHeartMedia.com concerning how to survive a data breach. Originally Aired on Sunday February 15, 2015.
An interview Guidewell Financial Solution's Nina Heck had with Jeff St. Pierre concerning how credit reports and credit scores work. This interview aired this November 11, 2014 on the MD Today public affairs program.
An interview that Nina Heck recorded with Jeff St. Pierre at iHeartMedia.com. This interview focuses on money conversations couples need to have before they wed or move in together. Originally Broadcast on February 8, 2015.
Nina Heck had an interview with Jeff St. Pierre concerning the Hands On Banking initiative for military service members, veterans, and their families. This interview aired on the MD Today public affairs program on Sunday, November 16, 2014.
Guidewell Financial Solution's Lori Jankalski demystifies the credit rating process. Most of us recognize that having a good credit score is important. We know that our credit rating may affect our ability to qualify for a credit card or mortgage and help determine the interest rate or other loan terms we receive. However, many misconceptions surround how credit scores work.
If you're 62 years of age or older, a reverse mortgage may offer the money you need to supplement your retirement income, to pay healthcare expenses, finance home improvements, or even pay off your current mortgage. These loans allow you to convert a portion of your home equity into cash without selling your home or making further monthly mortgage payments. However, Reverse Mortgage Counselor Ponciano Allen cautions this type of loan isn't for everyone and not all reverse mortgage products are alike.