True Benefits Of Having A GOOD Credit Score

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In this video we’ll give you the breakdown of how having good credit can affect you in your everyday life. Credit is more than just a number, when managed correctly can allow you to leverage it to a plethora of opportunity than a person with an average score can. This is our Executive Summary.

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[bluaurax]

Extremely useful information. I’m 21 and currently have a 742 score. I just got an affordable car and hopefully will raise my score over the years.

[AwabBadr-Al-Din]

Finally somebody who gets to the point and not telling you bullshit look he did it in 11 mins 👌

[d.aquino]

Moral of the story is keep your credit score up kids 😉

If you don't understand something, study it untill you have a decent understanding of it because when your young its easy to take out a loan or whatever the case may be, but if you don't understand the repercussions, it could ruin your life. No joke.

Educate yourself and take advantage of the system. Remeber, it's all a juggling act, you have to balance everything.

[mairejain]

Using this for my Personal Finance course!!!

[SuperButterfly]

This is great information for learning about the importance of having great credit. Thank you so much!

[matosa]

This video explains credit perfectly. Thank you for this.

[CatoneJ]

This video is extremely helpful in my financial life. Yes, I have good credit- along with a good auto loan. Kudos to the people here who are good with credit!😄😄🎉

[araung]

Clear and perfect voice, thank you sir 🙏

[GIUL]

I haven't paid any interest since I paid off my mortgage 4 years ago. I use cc to buy everything and 0 the balance at the end of the pay period.
I won't say my score, but it's not quite the highest number,
but real close.
I own 2 perfectly maintained beater vehicles, with an emergency fund that I can pay cash for almost any new sedan on the market.
BUT WHY!!!
Stop buying stupid stuff.
New cars
Starbucks
Daily restaurant
Have the attitude, no, I don't deserve it.

[abrahamlincoln]

4:55 If I were a credit issuer, I wouldn’t trust you with a loan, considering you can’t even spell “borrow” 😂

[graysonsmith]

3:24 if you have a good credit score, then you know you shouldn't have anything to do with the interest rates on credit cards.

[TacticoolVIKINGBeard]

My credit is over 800 but i live paycheck to paycheck 😂😂

[navyforeveryoungjean-phili]

I think it’s beautiful that I can tell this is a black man without seeing him. The beautiful timbre of his voice, the tone, the strength and the warmth… this is a black king

[chp]

Well with a trans-union score of 813 a equifax score of 817 and a experian (fico 8) score of 827 Its close to that but it does make me giggle at the video face-blue-smiling Yes my scores are the real deal and yes does work not just for cars but go in a relistate office with 800 or better and see what happens :)

[muhammadbaki]

The amount of Millionaires and Billionaires who made it without getting involved in credit is huge. There's nothing more stupid than 18% interest on a piece of plastic that you can swipe. Debt is poison.

[dstggcx]

I had low credit years ago, filed only one claim so stating they file many claims is simply not true. Your management of money and how you go about things matter, that doesn't mean you will get into accidents because of your score, gimme a break! I have come a long way in my credit score since then.

[gmtdroh]

I’m searching for help financially and I’m at 721. What kind of money loan can I get?

[mercedeswilkins]

Remember lender look at your income, debt, and payment history before your actual credit number

[buhaycanada]

not all true. as you reach 600 above is useless. banks wont give you better rate if your 900 than 750

[cita_m]

I have owned 3 houses, had 2 apartments and I have never had a credit card and have never given a rip about my credit score. Your credit score is just a number that tells people how much debt they can put on you. Don't believe the hype!