Many people struggle with poor credit simply because they were never taught how to manage it effectively.

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Over the past year, countless families across the country have faced significant financial challenges as the job market declined. For many, 2020 became the year their credit scores suffered a major setback.

If this sounds familiar, I understand how overwhelming it can be. Watching your financial stability shift due to circumstances outside your control is stressful enough—poor credit only makes it harder.

The truth is, most of us were never given the tools to understand, improve, or maintain good credit. As a result, we missed out on essential financial skills like:

  • Paying off debt

  • Saving for retirement

  • Buying a dream home or car

  • Building an emergency fund

Did you know two out of three adults in the U.S. fail basic financial literacy tests? This gap in knowledge often leads to spiraling debt and ongoing uncertainty.

I’ve been there myself. My credit score was once so low that I couldn’t qualify for even a store credit card, let alone a fair mortgage. Poor credit can quickly snowball into bigger problems—difficulty securing a job, losing reliable transportation, or even facing housing instability.

I share this not to alarm you but to remind you that you’re not alone. I’ve been in your shoes. Cutting back, budgeting tightly, and trying to save wasn’t enough to turn things around.

The good news? It doesn’t have to stay this way. There’s a path to take control of your financial future, and I’m here to help you every step of the way.

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