Credit Secrets: The Blueprint on How to Raise Your Credit Score to 100 Points

By: Brian Mitchell

Narrated by: Al Remington

If are looking to improve your credit and take your finances to the next level, this audiobook will show you exactly how to do just that.

Understand the journey to credit score so that you don't have to make mistakes that you'll regret in the future. No matter what stage you are in your life, you can always get it right with the right information.

Listening to this audiobook will help you get it right.

This audiobook is for anyone who want to understand all aspects of the credit score, from the differences between the various scoring models, to how they're calculated. Save hundreds, if not thousands of dollars on the cost of credit by implementing these practical solutions to managing your personal finances today!

Imagine what life would be like if you had terrific credit and lenders were lining up to offer you credit at low rates.

If you're just starting or have been in the game for a long time, this is a guide that sets you on the right path to better approach this field and eventually live the American dream you've always desired.

By the time you finish, you will know more about how the credit system works than 98 percent of the U.S population.You will be in control of your own credit score and master how things work in the business world.

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©2019 Brian Mitchell (P)2019 Brian Mitchell

Educated with bad Credit, read this book

Im going to take the advice in this book and apply to my financial future

no secrets revealed to me

I didn't learn anything I didn't already know about paying bills on time and only using a potion of available credit

didn't learn as much & disliked the narator's

I did not learn as much as I had hoped to. plus I didn't like the narrator's voice that much.

Not worth your time

This book is redundant. Everything the writer says in Chapter 1 & 2 is repeated in every chapter with slightly different words. Anyone that has been tracking their credit will already have this basic understanding of all the information contained in this book.

Worth The Short Time

Several things were repeated and I started to get aggravated, but then I realized it was helping me retain the information. There were some key points I was not aware of that make the book very well worth the short time. The narrator sounds like Wilford Brimley having an episode of the sugars, but I found myself not minding that either.