Today in class we learned about the importance of maintaining your credit. Although I felt I knew a lot about this already. I only knew the tip of the iceberg. Credit is a very tricky and sneaky system. Your credit can be completely messed up by the littlest things. Small claims and big claims it does not matter. Your credit score should be 700 or better in todays economy or your credit is not considered good. Since the 9/11 attack the economy has fluxated but been on a steady downfall. This event caused the need for greater credit scores. Well this is all I have today comment and give your thoughts. Have a blessed day!!!!!!!!
Jeremy Halbert-Harris
I was in the sixth grade during the terrorist attacks so I was not very clear on the economic and political impact it had outside of soaring gas prices. I'm always interested in learning more about the relationships of different systems especially that associated with macroeconomics (government and money). In addition, I found a great link that assesses more in depth the domestic and global impact 9/11 had and it's below.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.fas.org/irp/crs/RL31617.pdf
This blog I learned the significance of keeping a good credit score. A good credit score can go a long way in regards to owning a house or gaining a car. If your credit score is high you have the power incorporate america.
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