Credit plays an important role in our overall financial picture. Many people need credit to purchase important items and services. While credit can be a useful component of building wealth, it can lead to trouble if not handled wisely. The key is to borrow responsibly and always understand the terms.
On May 21, attend the virtual workshop, “How to Be Credit Healthy” and learn the do’s and don’ts of using credit. Get help with cracking the code of credit reporting and scoring and gain an understanding of the cost of borrowing money. The workshop is led by Mark Munzenberger, financial education manager for University of Michigan Credit Union.
Topics covered:
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What areas of our lives does credit impact?
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Credit cards – friend or foe?
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Credit reports – how to access for free and what to look for
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Credit scores – your financial G.P.A.
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Credit and the cost of borrowing money
Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2024
Time: 12-1 p.m.
Presenter: Mark Munzenberger, Financial Education Manager, U-M Credit Union
If you need a special accommodation to fully participate in the workshop, please email Leola Hearing, [email protected], at least seven days prior to the workshop.
This workshop is presented by MHealthy and U-M Credit Union as part of the “Your Money Matters” workshop series. Find more financial well-being resources and workshops on the MHealthy website.
