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7 Myths Keeping You in Debt


  1. Myth: You need a good credit score to thrive financially.

  2. Myth: You can’t rent a car or reserve a hotel room without a credit card.

  3. Myth: You can’t go to college without student loans.

  4. Myth: You need your credit cards to earn rewards.

  5. Myth: You need a credit card for unexpected emergencies.

  6. Myth: You must use debt for business start up and ongoing expenses.

  7. Myth: There’s no way to get a new car without going into debt.



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