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What You Don’t Know About Your Credit Score Could Hurt You

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What You Don’t Know About Your Credit Score Could Hurt You

By: Sharon Lechter
Narrated by: Phillip Lechter
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Sharon Lechter is dedicated to sharing relevant and actionable steps to help you build a strong and sustainable financial foundation for your family. As co-author of Think and Grow Rich – Three Feet From Gold and Rich Dad Poor Dad, and Founder of Pay Your Family First, Sharon’s messages have helped people around the globe take control of their financial lives. Please enjoy Sharon’s It's Your Turn to Thrive, an audio series created just for you.

In this audio, Sharon is joined by her son Phillip Lechter and they share What You Don’t Know About Your Credit Score…could hurt you!

©2011 Sharon Lechter (P)2011 Sharon Lechter Personal Finance

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