Steven Soucy, Loan Officer- Continental Funding

Steven Soucy, Loan Officer- Continental Funding Great Rates, Wide Range of Products, and Fantastic Service! NMLS #923982
Continental Funding Corp. ? Continental Funding Corp. MA Mortgage Broker License .

All lender programs, rates & terms we offer are subject to change by lender. does not make credit decisions or approve loans. All loans are subject to final information verification, underwriting and decision of a lender. As a broker, we do not make, but arrange loans. CT License #3687. Licensed by the NH Banking Commissioner. RI Mortgage Broker License . FL . NMLS #2723. Proud me

mber of the BBB since July 1991. At Continental Funding Corp., we recognize the sensitive nature of your personal financial information, and take every precaution to
protect your privacy. When you entrust us with your financial information, you can be certain it will be used only within our strict
guidelines. We’ve prepared this brochure to explain what types of information we collect, how we use it, and under what circumstances we may
share it. We hope you will read through all the details of Continental Funding Corp.’s official position on privacy. At the very least, however,
we want you to know that Continental Funding Corp. uses information we know about you responsibly to:
· Provide you with the services you’ve requested.
· Offer you products and services. Under no circumstances do we provide account or personal information to non- Continental Funding Corp. companies for the purpose
of independent telemarketing or direct mail marketing of any non-financial products or services of those companies. What kinds of information we collect. If you apply for a loan: We ask you to provide information about your financial status, such as employment, income, monthly
expenses, and assets. In most cases you give us this information yourself, in person, by mail, or through our web site. If we need to
know about your credit and repayment history, we use third-party sources such as consumer reporting agencies and other creditors. Once you become a customer: We maintain information about your transactions with Continental Funding Corp., including account
balances, securities holdings, repayment history, and other information. How we use this information. Most of the information we collect is used for only one purpose: to help us deliver the services you’ve requested, easily and efficiently. It may also permit us to design and offer specific products and services that we believe will be useful to you. Who has access to this information. Within Continental Funding Corp.: Continental Funding Corp. employees are permitted access to the information they need to
perform their jobs. We maintain strict internal policies against unauthorized disclosure or use of customer information. Marketing partners: From time to time, we carefully select business partners to provide our customers with specialized financial
services. Although these partners are not owned by Continental Funding Corp., they work closely with us to help us meet all of your
financial needs. If appropriate, we may disclose to these core partners certain information such as:
-Information we receive from you on applications or other forms, such as your name, address, assets, or income;
Information about your transactions with Continental Funding Corp:
Our partners must agree to strictly safeguard the confidentiality of customer information, and they are not allowed to disclose this
information to anyone else without our permission. Customers may request that Continental Funding Corp. not share their information
with our marketing partners, such as described in the next section. Other outside marketers: We do not use outside marketers. Courts and government entities: Certain federal and state statutes may require us to disclose information about you. For example, if
you are involved in litigation with a third party, we may be ordered to provide information to a court or the other litigant. In these
circumstances, only the specific information required by law, subpoena, or a court order will be disclosed. How to opt out of having information disclosed. By making customer information available to selected third-party firms, we’re able to provide better service and offer financial
solutions we believe you will value. If you prefer, you may direct us not to disclose personal information about you that isn’t publicly available. You can email Howard
Miselman, President, at: [email protected]
Please include your name as it appears in your files with us, as well as your address and social security number. You can call Howard
Miselman, President, at 781-499-6941. request becomes effective within 30 days of receipt. We respect your privacy. As technology continues to advance, you can be sure Continental Funding Corp. will provide the most up-to-date safeguards possible
to keep your personal financial information confidential and secure. Your trust is important to us – and we’re committed to protecting
your privacy, whether you do business with us on the Internet, in person, or via telephone or mail. As always, we thank you for
choosing Continental Funding Corp. Where to find out more. If you have questions, concerns, or comments about our privacy practices or the way your information is
maintained and used, please email or call Howard, Miselman, President, at: [email protected] Howard at 781-499-6941.

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