Financial Education
One of the largest barriers to financial inclusion is a lack of financial education. Experian is changing that. Our partnerships and initiatives are dedicated to getting the proper tools, resources and information to underserved communities so that consumers can best understand and improve their financial health. Read about our financial education news below:
Growing up, my family rarely talked about money. So, in college, when I had the opportunity to get my first credit card, I also...
The largest Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization in the U.S., UnidosUS, held its LatinX IncluXion Summit this week and I had the pleasure...
The historic civil rights organization, the National Urban League, kicked off its first-ever virtual national convention recently, and Craig Boundy, former Chief Executive Officer...
There are times in most of our lives where we can’t get access to the financial system in a way that we want. Be...
At Experian, we create a better tomorrow by powering opportunities for consumers, customers, our people and communities. We use the full range of our capabilities to drive financial education and inclusion, and...
In most parts of the U.S., the start of summer marked the lifting of many pandemic led restrictions. Capacity limits, mask mandates and social...
We recently wrapped up a special community outreach effort during Financial Literacy Month that reflects something important to Experian – helping consumers, especially underserved...
Does checking my credit report hurt my credit score? How can I improve my credit score? What’s the difference between a credit score and...
There’s no question the COVID-19 pandemic is contributing to a unique 2020 holiday season, but there are consistent truths that remain when it comes to the holidays and personal finance. While the season is known...