The Native American Financial Services Association represents the interests of Native American owned financial services providers
Protecting Native American sovereign rights and creating economic opportunities in Indian Country. We are NAFSA.
The Key Missions Of NAFSA Include:
To protect and preserve the sovereignty of Native American tribes while offering an unprecedented opportunity for tribal economic growth.
Growing Opportunity for Indian Country in the Financial Services Industry
Advancing Financial Literacy in Tribal Communities
Increasing Career Opportunities for Native Americans in the Financial Services Industry
NAFSA NEWS & UPDATES
NAFSA Thanks former Senator Byron Dorgan for Continued Commitment to Indian Country
North Dakota Lawmaker was Dedicated Advocate for Indian Issues during Congressional Service, Continues to Promote Solutions for Native Americans WASHINGTON (July 15, 2013)-- In a recent New York Times column entitled "Broken Promises," former U.S. Senator from North...
read moreNative American Financial Services Association Lauds President for Establishing White House Council on Native American Affairs
Urges Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to Follow President’s Lead, Include Indian Nations, Tribes in Process WASHINGTON, DC (June 28, 2013) – The Native American Financial Services Association (NAFSA) today applauded President Obama for creating the White House...
read moreClarity Services: Response to New York Times Payday Loan Article
Letters to the Editor The New York Times 620 Eighth Avenue New York, NY 10018 Re: A response to your editorial on payday lending. My name is Tim Ranney and I am the president of Clarity Services, a leading credit bureau in the non-prime credit services industry. I...
read moreSequester cuts and self-determination
In Washington, debate is de rigeur, but the so-called budget sequester has garnered a rare D.C. consensus: near-universal disdain. The program, originally a failsafe against congressional inaction, was never intended to take effect. Now, though, it’s the law of the...
read moreNAFSA : Indian Country Losing A True Friend With Sen. Tim Johnson’s Retirement
Native American Financial Services Association Applauds South Dakota Senator’s Congressional Service, Attention to Indian Issues WASHINGTON, DC (March 27, 2013) – Following yesterday’s formal announcement that Sen. Tim Johnson will retire in 2014, the Native American...
read moreNAFSA Applauds FTC Efforts To Fight Fraud In Consumer Transactions
WASHINGTON, DC (March 15, 2013) – On the heels of a recent settlement between the Federal Trade Commission and Automatic Electronic Checking Inc. (AEC), the Native American Financial Services Association (NAFSA) hailed the decision as a step toward increased consumer...
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