Understanding Your Credit Report and Score

Your credit score is made up of three numbers, and these numbers can be the difference between approval and rejection for a job, a car, an apartment and so much more. Your score is based on what appears on your credit report. That is just one of the reasons why it is important to check your credit report regularly to make sure it’s accurate. Staying on top of your credit report is also a great way to detect and minimize your risk from identity theft.

If you don’t know how to read your credit report or what kind of red flags to look for, we are here to help! In this webinar, Certified Financial Counselor Emmauel Obe will discuss how to obtain and read your credit report, what factors impact your credit score, how to build good credit, and more.