For a $500,000 home, the difference between a 760 and a 620 credit score could cost you more than $150,000 in additional interest payments, over 30 years, due to higher rates! This is an example of one cost savings and there are several more below. Credit vendors, banks, landlords, etc. use our credit scores to evaluate our credit worthiness. Your creditworthiness is the likelihood you will pay your debt or NOT. Our ...
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Regardless if you are a Doctor, Physical Therapist, Landscaper, etc., the average American spends almost 70% of after tax dollars on just three items: Housing, Transportation and Food. We save on average, four percent. This lack of savings is a recipe for future Titanic size disaster. You will struggle to help your kids attend college or trade school. You will possibly be unable to pay for your Housing, Transportation, ...
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