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Scott MacIntyre Graduates from Borrow Smart University Earns Certified Liability Advisor™ (CLA™) Designation
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The MacIntyre Group
ARLINGTON, Va. - Washingtoner -- —Chapel Hill -- KendallTodd, Inc. announced the graduation of Scott MacIntyre from Borrow Smart University.  The CLA™ graduate is part of the premier industry designation for lending professionals who desire to assist clients in managing their liabilities to increase their wealth.  The course requires over 30 hours of study, reflection, and engagement, utilizing over 300 pages of course materials.  Graduates must pass exams to complete the course.

Todd Ballenger is the founder of Borrow Smart University and the Chancellor of the National Institute of Financial Education.  He states, "For a lending professional, evolving into a Financial Educator is a way to truly express and enhance the value they bring to their clients and their families over their financial life.  Viewing both sides of a client's balance sheet is critical to maximize personal financial independence," says Ballenger.

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Scott MacIntyre states that as a graduate of the program, "I've increased my creativity, capacity, and capability to help consumers transform liabilities into assets.  Moving from being a lender to a liability advisor helps my team maximize how we work with consumers, financial advisors, and Realtors.  If you'd like to learn more about my company and what we do, please visit here:

Scott MacIntyre
703.436.5363
www.themacintyregroup.com
scott.macintyre@certaintyhomelending.com

Contact
Todd Ballenger
***@gmail.com
7034365363


Source: Borrow Smart University

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