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November 08, 2021

Podcast: Tips to Build Your Credit Score

Podcasts, Credit
Building your credit is one of the first steps you can take towards your financial well-being – the cornerstone of financial freedom and spending power. For young people, it can be difficult to establish a strong credit score out of the gate and build a solid credit history that lenders take seriously. A good credit score is important because it can help you get approved for loans and credit cards. It can also help reduce the expense associated with your debts, as you’re more likely to get approved for lower interest rates if you have better credit. This podcast will give you an understanding of what makes up your credit score and provide you with tips on how to build your score.

In our latest episode, I'm joined by Jamaal Evans, branch manager at Shawnee Station, to offer guidance on how to establish good credit as a young adult. Listen in as we cover a variety of credit topics including what affects your credit score, who can see your score, common misconceptions about building credit and more.

Check out the new episode below:



This podcast is brought to you by CommunityAmerica Credit Union. This recording is for educational and entertainment purposes only and may not reflect the experiences of all consumers. It should not be viewed as personalized financial advice and is not a substitute for consultation with your financial representative. Any references to third-party websites are provided for information purposes only and are not endorsed by CommunityAmerica. All loans are subject to approval and terms may vary. Please visit CommunityAmerica.com to learn more about how we can assist you in achieving financial peace of mind.

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About the Author
anjana paul, communityamerica innovation lab
Anjana Paul

Lead Product Delivery Manager, Innovation Lab

Anjana Paul is the Lead Product Delivery Manager at CommunityAmerica Credit Union’s Innovation Lab. She has been working in the banking industry since 2014 in product management roles that include consumer and co-branded credit cards and student lending.