Credit Score Basics
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CREDIT SCORE BASICS is a booklet about the fundamentals of credit scoring and what you need to know to improve your credit score. Additional resources include video steaming and a presentation for classroom use "Give Me A Little Credit." http://www.experian.com/consumer-education-content/education-presentations.html
- Provider
- Experian Consumer Education
- Author
- Experian Consumer Education
- Price
- Free
- Published / Released Year
- 2019
- Resource Categories
- Information
- Resource Type
- Audio/Video, Booklet/Pamphlet
- Target Users
- Student, self-directed study
- Grade Level
- 11th grade, 12th grade, College & young adult
- Languages
- English
- Order Phone Number
- 800-947-7990
- Jump$tart Standards
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- CD1 - Analyze the costs and benefits of various types of credit
- CD2 - Summarize a borrower's rights and responsibilities related to credit reports
- CD3 - Apply strategies to avoid or correct debt management problems
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