First, I want to start off by wishing you a Happy New Years. I figured I would stop by and provide an update with Credit talk and what’s been going on with me these last 4 to 5 months. You’ll be excited to learn what I’ve been up to. I needed to add another element…
Your credit report is basically your financial report card without a grade attached to it. Yes, your grade is your credit score. It’s very important you understand how you reached your credit score. Your credit report will have factors that will help you understand why your score is either high, average, or low. Let’s break…
Credit this, credit that. There is so much information regarding credit scores out there in society today. Whether it’s marketing for credit repair or credit business platforms in the form of MLM (Multi-level marketing), credit is everywhere. But how much of all of the information out there applies to you? Can’t fit someone else’s shoe…
Federal student loan payments have officially been suspended until 2021. What does that mean for your credit score? Well, there are ways it can have a positive impact on your on your credit score. I’ll provide some tips on how you can use the Federal student loan suspension to your advantage to boost your score….
Credit matters, especially given the current economic circumstances the world is facing. Credit lenders have been on edge since the COVID 19 pandemic began in early 2020. There have been instances of credit card issuers cutting credit limits and closing accounts without warning according to CNBC. With all that is going on with the economy,…
You may be someone who’s in need of a credit score boost. Maybe your credit score is not where you would like it to be. You may be planning on purchasing a home in the near future, or even a vehicle. Whatever the case may be, you’re looking for ways to improve your credit score.
Cash vs Credit. Debt vs debt free. These are topics all throughout social media and society. You have one group of people who are pro debt-free living. You have another group of people who believe in using credit cards. I’m going with one side in this battle, and I’ll explain why.