Credit, Inc.

555 Bergen Avenue
Bronx NY, 10455-3099


Credit Inc. was created in 1994 as the financing arm of the South Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation a nonprofit that promotes small business development in the South Bronx. Credit Inc. makes loans to small and emerging businesses.

CDFI Awards for Credit, Inc.


SECA (1999) - $50,000

The technical assistance award will enable Credit Inc. to develop a marketing plan improve its loan servicing functions and develop a strategy for attracting additional loan pool capital.



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