What Is Credit and Why Is It Important ?
Credit is important in today’s economy because having it can be a great advantage when you want to finance a large purchase such as a primary home, investment property, or even a new car. The better your credit score, the better your loan terms, and lower your interest rates.
Good credit is not just an advantage for borrowers but for consumers too. When you apply for a new cell phone plan, a rental house or apartment, insurance, etc. In many of these scenarios as well as many more, whoever you send your credit application to will be making decisions on whether or not to do business with you based on your credit score.
In an economy that runs on credit. Having a high credit score is crucial to your financial health and well-being. Many more opportunities are offered to people with high credit scores than are offered to people with low credit scores.
That being the case we have decided to create this “Credit University” if you will, to help you establish, build, and maintain a positive credit score that will.
Whether you are just starting out trying to establish credit for the first time, or are rebuilding your credit after having made a mess of your financial situation. Either way, this series is designed to meet you where you are with your financial situation.
The best time to begin this credit-building journey was 5 years ago. The second best time is today. Credit building takes time. So beginning as soon as possible is important.
In this series, we are going to cover such topics as:
How your Credit Score is Calculated
Credit Philosophies Pros & Cons
Establishing Credit (a beginners guide)
Rebuilding Credit
Starting over
Using credit as a source of passive income
Are you excited? We are. Be sure and like our page to make sure you do not miss a single update to our Credit University series.
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