The Basics Of Financial Literacy: The Ultimate Guide To Financial Literacy

Financial freedom takes time, patience, and just a little bit of know-how. We are here to help with our ongoing series on all-things money. This installment: understanding, and capitalizing on, credit. This book will give you a different outlook on how financial literacy relates to credit. Financial literacy and credit are closely related. Your credit is resilient; there is nothing you can do that can destroy your credit score forever! Bankruptcy, foreclosure, late payments, charge-offs, judgments, collections, repossessions, student loans, and rental eviction can decrease your credit score and affect your credit history, but this is only temporary. If you have the correct information you can always repair and rebuild!