Credit is like Pizza
Credit is like Pizza
A guide to understanding and building credit.
About the Book
Credit is like pizza is a book written about the ins and outs of credit and credit scores in a language that teens or young adults can relate to without being bored silly.
Because credit is like pizza, everyone will relate to it on a very basic level. FOOD!
It is humorous, easy to understand and a must read for all young adults, teens and basically anyone else who will read it.
You will learn how to establish credit, how to maintain credit and how to get the best credit score possible all while laughing at the examples that are secretly helping the information stick.
Everyone can learn from the book Credit is like Pizza. With illustrations and easy to understand language you don't need to be an expert to walk away feeling like one!
Written because the author got tired of hearing the phrase "I wish someone would have taught me about my credit when I was young" when speaking with clients who had damage their credit at a young age.
BUT, everyone can learn more about credit and credit scores and if you read this book you will!
Reader Testimonials
Jeff Owens
Jeff Owens Renovations
This book was entertaining and very enlightening! It was easy to read and it answered some questions that have been bothering me about credit for a while. It reads like a story not a textbook. I highly recommend it.
Table of Contents
Credit is like Pizza
A starters guide for obtaining and maintaining credit
By Twyla-Lea Jensen
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Chapter 1Introduction: Do you even need credit?
Chapter 2: Basic Example of why credit matters
Chapter 3: Where do we start?
Chapter 4: FICO Score
Chapter 5: How does FICO figure it out?
Chapter 6: It’s a lot like Pizza
Chapter 7: Pepperoni Pizza
Chapter 8: Cheese Pizza
Chapter 9: Ham Pizza
Chapter 10: Pineapple Pizza
Chapter 11: Veggie Pizza
Chapter 12: The Big 3
Chapter 13: How do I get credit when I don’t have any
Chapter 14: Other things that may appear on a credit profile
Chapter 15: The CARD Act
Chapter 16: Different types of scores
Chapter 17: Income for the credit reporting agencies
Chapter 18: Identity theft
Chapter 19: Beware of Fees
Chapter 20: Other types of financing
Chapter 21: Scams
Chapter 22: Ignoring bills in the mail
Chapter 23: Conclusion
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