Personal Narrative: My Experience At Freedom Mortgage

In Iowa, the State Wrestling Tournament rules over all other state tournaments averaging about 16,000 spectators during the first place matches. But, it’s not the fans that make this tournament special. It’s the boys from all over our state who dream of one day being able to wrestle in Wells Fargo Arena while those 16,000 fans cheer their name.

One quiet morning I was sitting on my couch playing games when my I heard my dad jingling his key. So I decided to get up and see what or where he was going.

While I worked in homeowner's, I reached out to new employees and made sure they knew they had my support since

When I was working at Target there were two mangers that I was to train and help if they needed it. The conflict was that they come in and changed everything in our stations. Which was uncomfortable due to that I had more experience and was working there longer. Nothing work well within the ream after that point.

I’ve been pursuing my education for my entire adult life. As a young and working mother I tried to fit night classes into my hectic schedule but never seemed to be able to string together enough credits to make it seem like it was worth the time. Then some years back, I began working for an employer that had tuition reimbursement so I took advantage of that - only for a minute; unfortunately the following year they took reimbursement out of their benefits plan, and around that same time the school notified me that my old college credits had expired and wouldn’t be used toward my degree. Their ‘Life Credit Portfolio’ was an option, but just barely. I decided that my time had passed and I should focus on saving money for my children’s college, and retirement.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to work with your company. After our conference call last month, I was very exciting to work with you to provide many different services to your clients.

Generally, I had a positive outlook toward life in junior high and high school. I had great friends, teachers, parents, and teammates that supported my life goals and decisions. I thoroughly enjoyed my hobbies and practice to get my mind off of school. When it comes to Marcia’s identity statuses, I would say that I was in between identity foreclosure and moratorium. In junior high school, I basically participated in the activities and life choices that my parents and family thought were best, so I would consider my status to be foreclosure. If my parents wanted me to contribute to specific organizations, then I would because I did not want to upset their thoughts and opinions. In high school, I began to research and look into my own career choices, so I feel that I was in the very beginning stage of

Do you ever remember being a kid and going to see Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny? That was my favorite time of the year, when Santa Claus came to town for me to tell him what I wanted for Christmas and have a picture taken with him. However, I was more skeptical about the Easter Bunny. To this day he still scares me a little bit, just the costume was a little bit much. I was still forced to sit on his lap and smile for the picture. My family took us every year to Pinnacle Bank in Imperial, Nebraska to go visit for these holidays. Pinnacle Bank has businesses set up throughout six states with more than 140 locations.

I grew up in a household where personal finances and building good credit was not the main topic of discussion at the dinner table. I was well over 21 years of age when I really started learning anything about credit and how to use my credit score to my advantage. To be honest, my first real encounter with being taught about personal finances and credit came from attending a network marketing meeting. Even though I was invited because of a business opportunity, I learned so much listening to this guy talk about regaining your wealth through your own personal finances.

Helping others can teach you many different things about yourself. If you ever helped anyone; you know the feeling of satisfaction that comes from helping others. This was not the case, when I brought a group of SWAP volunteers to work on Virginia Bank’s home.

Working with the Riverfront company for years, has been rewarding for all of us, as the company provides all the support that we need to accomplish the job.

You say that I forfeited my security because I left the lease? I didn’t want to leave. I didn't want to end our relationship last summer and I did not want to move out.

My first work day at the company began the very next day, Monday 14th, March; I was given an inaugural tour of Xx-cellent Hardware- St. Lucia. I was then oriented by receiving a tour to the company’s various departments and personnel and met the branch manager, Ms. Cuthdonna Stuart.

The company is a strong advocate of personal development and advancement of all employees. There are opportunities to gain qualifications as part of employee development.

I called mortgage support a few times to help with file. I called you Friday to let you know that the customer was upset and to ask you how you wanted me to handle it. Did you want me to email or just tell customer that you would be overlooking the file, since I didn’t get you on the phone I emailed you. I talk to customer a few time, but this customer wants me to pick the phone every time he calls me. He came in Friday without an appointment and waited for me over one hour. I had appointments back to back on Friday afternoon and couldn’t take his call, so I emailed him advising I would call him after 3pm. Before I could call him back he was at the