Black cardholders should prioritize credit debt control to avoid bankruptcy
Financial stability is a fundamental aspect of our lives, impacting our overall well-being, peace of mind, and future prospects. While most of us strive to
Financial stability is a fundamental aspect of our lives, impacting our overall well-being, peace of mind, and future prospects. While most of us strive to
Photo credit: Photographer Faree Rolling out interviews Remus Jackson IV about The 850 Life group. He helps build people’s credit to achieve an 800 credit
Summer is finally here and spring is a not so distant memory. The flowers and trees have bloomed and hopefully, we are well on our
Financial independence means different things to different people. Maybe it’s having a certain amount of money in the bank, retiring early or becoming a homeowner.
Corey P. Smith is a noted author and credit awareness expert who has used the lessons learned from his unforgettable life experiences to position himself
1. Review your credit report and find out your FICO score before applying for a loan. Make sure there are no late payments to creditors.
It’s important to know your FICO Score because it tells your financial history and determines credit risk. Created by Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO), lenders reference
By Michelle Thornhill Early in my career, I remember sitting down with a family to help them prepare for buying a home. I asked them
Did you know that credit reports over the last decade are used by more than just lenders or those alternative financing institutions responsible for approving